Today, I found out Michael Jackson is dead. So is Farrah Fawcett. What a sad day for Hollywood. I tried to look it up on Google but firewall at work blocks everything. I went to Wikipedia and was surprised that the update is already there.
I wonder how Wikipedia updates its pages - especially when they have this much information:
I wonder how Wikipedia updates its pages - especially when they have this much information:
They're back people! And they're dancing one of my favorites dance tunes today.
Is this true? Apple is set to release the new generation of iPods and they are reportedly going to have built-in cameras. This is great news! I never really like the idea of having only a media player device. It has to have another function (like my iPhone). The camera will surely add more fun to the iPod.

Last November 2008, the all-new Mazda 3 was unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show. It looks like Mazda is really stepping up the game. The new version didn't lose its sexy zoom-zoom signature look. But I noticed the tail lights are almost exactly like the Mazda 6 which was locally released. They will probably come up with a different set of tail lights here.
Uh-oh. Two days ago I read that their new show is not doing well in the ratings game. Now they're resorting to doing viral videos? Beyonce's Single Ladies has been the subject of parodies. Even Justin Timberlake made one on Saturday Night Live.
Here's Joe Jonas at his best dancing the immortalized dance song. It's not fair he's trying to make it look so hilarious by acting like a goof ball. He actually can dance a little. I've seen him dance in Camp Rock.
Here's Joe Jonas at his best dancing the immortalized dance song. It's not fair he's trying to make it look so hilarious by acting like a goof ball. He actually can dance a little. I've seen him dance in Camp Rock.

When the Titanic sank in 1912, it killed 1500 passengers when it hit an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean. Fortunately for Millvina Dean, she and her mother survived.
Reports say that she died recently at the age of 97.
Elizabeth Gladys Dean, known to her friends as Millvina, was the youngest passenger of the infamous luxury liner. She was only nine weeks old when she and her family boarded the Titanic in Southampton and headed for the US where her father was hoping to have a new life. When tragedy struck the ill-fated liner, she was bundled up in a sack and carried to safety. Her mother and brother made it but his father was one of those who died.
In 1997, she was invited to complete their journey to the US. She agreed to do so but refused an invitation to see the premiere of 'Titanic' because it would be too upsetting.




















