And You Paid $32K a Year for This?

Anyone can make a mistake, and this is a pretty common one, but you would think that somewhere in that ivory tower, at least one set of eyes would have caught this. On the cover no less! More fails here.

A Little Red for the Wall?

Soviet era posters are gaining in popularity, but an online auction in late April was pretty ambitions. The estimated values of the posters range from $400 to $1,500, and some believe it's a bargain. Word is, they few out like borsch on a Moscow February. Check them out here.

Count on T-Cruz For a Bit of Weird

Tom Cruise turns 50 this year. And is being over 50 is not bad enough, her certainly does not want to look like he's over 50. Especially when it comes to losing hair. So with the help of the world's most famous top-end catalog, Tom believes he has the answer. Here's the recap.

Can Implants Be Far Behind?

Ink that serves a purpose, not just makes a statement. Now a well-known cell phone maker it considering marketing a tattoo process that will actually give the owner notice that their phone is ringing. It will actually vibrate (insert joke here). Story here.

Want 2B Prez? Are You a Southpaw?

More than half of the U.S. Presidents over the last 100 years of so have been left handed. If you consider the population at large is normally only 10% lefty the stat goes beyond weird, it's a conspiracy! More here. Read more...

10 Best Cities For Job Seekers Over 50

While the economy is in a crawl of a recovery, there are locations that have stood out as excellent prospects for older (read: laid-off, displaced or job-eliminated) workers. Some of those on the list might surprise you, including one quiet town in Southwest Ohio. Get the full list here.

No Expiration Date on Active Minds

You may be too old to water ski or climb the highest peaks, but if you keep your mind active, an for many that translates into continuing to work long after retirement age, then there is a good chance you will stay sharp, literally until the cay you die. More here.

Benz Does Social Driving a Real Turn

Now cars in congested cities can use the Social Matrix in which we are all trapped to do useful things, like find a parking space. Seems to me we are finally on the right track. The only problem, like so many innovations, it costs more than most of us can afford. Check out the latest here.

Here We Go! Facebook Start Your Engines

Wednesday, February 1, 2012 may go down in money history as the most influential gadget in the known universe files for papers to become a public company. Facebook's brigade of attorneys will not-so-quietly present the SEC reasons why the company should break off little pieces of itself and sell it to you and me (okay, probably not me) for untold billions. More here.

Becoming a Business Rock Star

May not be as easy as it looks. In fact, it might be easier becoming a Science Rock Star, or a Medicine Rock Star, or even a Rock Rock Star. take a lesson from some of the best known captains of business in the modern era here.

Ouch Ouch OUCH!

But it's so good! Finally science has discovered what causes the ice cream headache. It's not what you think and there is no cure, except not eating the frozen treat...like we said, there is no cure. Get the story here.

Putting Your Waistline Where Your Money Is

Drew Manning is a personal trainer on a mission. He wanted to see what it was like to be challenged like many of his would-be clients. So he did something no one in his position would dare do: he ate his way to the dark side. Get the story here.

Finally, all That Energy is Good for Something

You're running and running, in the neighborhood, on the treadmill, wherever. Now that excess body heat could be put to good use. A new wearable fabric called Power Felt can generate enough electrical current from temperature differences to, say, charge your celly! Get plugged in here!

Did Somebody Say PIE!

This just looks too good to pass up! Two favorites, sweet berries and fluffy egg pastry. How can you miss? Well, you can't. and it looks simple enough. Get the recipe here.

Cookies with a Kick

Andy Rooney may have been the last person on earth who did not like chocolate chip cookies. So for the rest of us, here is a recipe that is sure to bring them back for more. Get that and more here.

So How Does Iron Man Stay in Shape

"I am Iron Man." Says Robert Downey Jr. Since 2003, he has trained using the Wing Chun technique made famous by Bruce Lee, a discipline that's become a part of his daily routine--and his dedication to perfecting the art is evident in his performances. Now as his latest installment in The Avengers hits the screen, here is what he does to bring the iron.

EVP Does Not Go Quietly From A-Idol

She was the oldest and in many ways the most experienced of the Idol-Season 11 contestants. She was also the least Idol-looking with shoulder-length blond hair and Adele physic.  Yet say what you will, Erica Van Pelt can sing! And sing she does here about the treatment she got from the judges.

Oscar Night: A Dirty Job

"My mom always told me to pack two jackets for red carpets, always wondered why. Now I know." That was the tweet from Ryan Seacrest after Sacha Baron Cohen dumped (alleged) the ashes of Kim Jong-il. Here's the whole silly moment.

Don't Laugh (Actually, there are plenty) But Kirk Can Entertain!

William Shatner is famous for many things, but at 80 he's still reinventing himself! "Shatner's World: We Just Live in It" is getting its start on Broadway before beaming out to the rest of the country, including a stop at Playhouse Square in Cleveland on April 14th. Read more here.