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POPSThe Beatles in Space "I see that this is the beginning of the new age in which we will communicate with billions of planets across the universe," said Yoko Ono.
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POPSTrust Me "I do not draw attention to these facts to chastise the candidates but to chastise the public. The idea that anyone would base his or her vote on a candidate's "trustworthiness" is absurd. But the idea that fence-sitting voters would or should withhold their votes from Clinton because she is, God forbid, not trustworthy implies that this is somehow an aberrant characteristic for a presidential candidate. Of all the things I have read about this never-ending campaign, this is by far the most hilarious. If you can't stand the sight of Hillary Clinton because she's too liberal, too rich, too haughty, went to Wellesley or simply because she's a woman, at least be man enough to come out and admit it. Don't hide behind some bogus "trustworthiness" rationalization."
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POPSIce traps Canadian seal hunters I can't figure if this is poetic justice, irony both or neither. Hopefully this will have a happy ending for those who are trapped, rescued by helicopter maybe? But I can't help but see how the seal huggers will run and run with this one!
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POPSThe Paul McCartney Death Clues Found via Neil's post at Technolawyer . Apparently many people thought Paul was dead after The Beatles stopped touring, and found many "clues" in their albums. Who knew?
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POPSAARP looks after graying music lovers Interesting look at how boomers continue to affect the music industry to the point where even AARP is catering to boomer tastes in music radio (counter to commercial radio which is struggling "to connect with younger listeners who find most of their music online"). a bit more from the source: "At Amazon.com, the five best-selling artists in the online merchant's history are the Beatles, U2, Norah Jones, Johnny Cash and Diana Krall. The top five sellers last year included Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and Andrea Bocelli — all staples of the boomer crowd"
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POPSTODAY IN ROTTEN HISTORY Jan 25 1980 Beatle Paul McCartney is deported from Japan for possession of nearly a half pound of marijuana. It is Paul's third pot bust and his second deportation, an earlier one occurring in Germany 20 years previously after setting fire to a condom.
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POPSTen Politically Incorrect Truths About Human Nature Other "truths" include Most women benefit from polygyny, while most men benefit from monogamy, Most suicide bombers are Muslim, Having sons reduces the likelihood of divorce, Beautiful people have more daughters, What Bill Gates and Paul McCartney have in common with criminals, The midlife crisis is a myth—sort of, It's natural for politicians to risk everything for an affair (but only if they're male), Men sexually harass women because they are not sexist.
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POPSPaul, say it isn't so... :( Some extremely serious allegations from the ex there for Paul. Many more in the article than what I clipped. If true - the lovable (at least once) Paul is one mean SOB.
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POPSHilariously stupid letter to Neil Gaiman What moron wrote this?! It's Paul McCartney and his deceased wife's name is Linda. And it was the Beatles. At least get that bit right! Some people should really should save themselves embarrassment!
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POPSToday's Topic: What's Weird in the Wikis Another interesting Blog Site I found while perusing the Net.. The "Paul Is Dead" rumors go all the way back to the latter 60's and for a while was a huge phenomenon focusing around the "demise" of the left-handed Beetle. Some of the clues and hints that the Beetle's were supposedly sending in their album art and song lyrics are still quoted today...
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