This Fall, You Can Vote for Your Favorite Flop
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A new web site allows viewers to vote once a week to predict which of the 24 new broadcast network shows are most likely to be canceled.
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What the new fall TV season tells us about how the presidential candidates are doing.
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By Andrew Adam Newman  When Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton asked YouTube viewers to vote on a theme song for her presidential campaign, she certainly got the attention she wanted - and a whole lot of jokes at her expense.
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A look at our picks as the season winds down.
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Love del.icio.us or hate it? Last week, we asked readers to send in their picks and pans, and we got a ton of responses. Mike Calore sorted through the results and created a list of rankings, including some surprises. In Monkey Bites
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The first fall weekend  is sometimes a surprise at the North American box office.
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Highlights of the fall film slate (release dates are subject to change, and some films will play in limited release):
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Arts & entertainment: Frankenstein gets an update, theatre gets filthy and Sibelius gets everywhere - our critics pick the 50 hottest acts to catch this autumn.
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With just hours until Nov. 2, kids, parents, even pumpkins will be scaring up votes.
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Talk about an East Coast bias! One look at the latest All-Star balloting is enough to make anyone outside New York and Boston cringe. The Mets, Yankees and Red Sox have dominated the fan vote so thoroughly this season that 10 of 16 starters &amp;#151; not including the two pitchers &amp;#151; on July 11 in Pittsburgh could come from those three teams.
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poll Pac-Man or Space Invaders? Frogger, maybe? Vote on which game was the best of that bygone era.
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Choosing a theme song for a political campaign may sound fun but can produce plenty of sour notes.
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While most voters have chosen their favorite candidate for president, several sites offer online tests for the undecided. In some cases, the results can be quite contradictory. By Joanna Glasner.
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By Laura Oppenheimer, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Sep. 4--Parks supporters will make the case this fall that drinking clean  water, trekking through the forest and watching animals play are as valuable  as traditional government services competing for money on Portland-area  ballots.
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More and more bloggers are waking to the news:  Lessig :   ...  "Bush has won the popular vote. And it would take a freak of nature to imagine the 220,000 provisional ballots would fall strongly enough to shift Ohio. He will win the College. He is our President - legitimately, and credibly."  "Our criticism of this administration must now focus narrowly and sharply: on the policies, not on the credibility of the man."  Joi Ito :  "As Larry says, "It's over. Let it go." Jon is saying, "Don't complain - organize!" Although the previous post about the wacky voting system is interesting, it's unlikely that any sort of recount or technicality will change the fact that today, the people of the Uni ...
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What's your take on this year's nominations? Have your say!
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By Erica Meltzer, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Sep. 12--Trends to watch this fall: Lawns for looks -- out. Functional fields -- in. Groundwater for golf courses -- out. Effluent -- very in.