Warmin' to that spotlight
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- If Oklahoma and Southern California seemed comfortable handling yesterday's Media Day for tomorrow night's Orange Bowl BCS title game, there's a good reason. Both schools are used to the attention success brings.
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If you've ever blistered your bare feet on a hot road you know that asphalt absorbs the sun's energy. A Dutch company is now siphoning heat from roads and parking lots to heat homes and offices.
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J. Crew is hot right now. Is it too hot?
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Opinion Stepping in and taking charge
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By Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune  Feb. 6--Somewhat overlooked in the rush to anoint Clap Your Hands Say Yeah as the future of the music business was the music itself.
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Mother nature is fickle. Just two weeks ago, freezing ice and snow blanketed the region. Last week, she teased us with mild weather. Dare we say it? Spring is just around the corner.
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There's a ray of sunshine in all that doom and gloom.
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- It sure isn&#39;t the Goldilocks Economy of yesteryear -- you know, not too hot, not too cold, but just right.
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All right, let&#39;s pretend for a moment that you are announcing, producing or directing Saturday&#39;s telecast of the Heat-Lakers game.
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The first few months of the year are  an ideal time for rising acts to grab their share of attention  and, they hope, sales. That's true for upcoming releases and  new promotional boosts for sets already on hand.
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By Mike Johnson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Feb.
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Now hereÂs something that just happened to catch our eye.
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By Courtney Sherwood, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Feb.
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Tank Johnson referred to himself as a "hot story." Give him credit for good news sense.
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By Emma D. Sapong, The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Feb.
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Wander through TMZ.com at any given moment and it's easy to grasp what the Web site is gleefully pushing. There are stars smooching. Stars sunning. Stars looking hot, or not. And, always, there are stars misbehaving.
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Every year the P.S.1 Contemporary Arts Center in Long Island City hosts a series of summer music concerts called Warm Up. For 10 Saturdays, 5,000 partygoers converge on the museum's 15,000-square-foot courtyard to pump up the jams with their favorite bands.