Into it: Jane Smiley
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We asked the Pullitzer Prize-winning novelist what she's reading, watching, and listening to.
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Reader Sunaina Yadav shares her experiences.
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By MADELEINE BAILEY  FROM sex and health problems to movies and pot plants - and everything in between - someone somewhere on the internet is telling anyone who'll listen what they think about it.
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"The Jane Pauley Show," starring the veteran newswoman in her daytime chatfest debut, got off to a respectable start Monday.
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By Cheryl Stritzel McCarthy  You can't open this Web site without smiling.  And, at some point, you've got to laugh.  HowToOpenThings.com recently was launched by Naperville resident Rien Heald.
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NEW YORK  Jane Pauley. The name has been part of the television landscape for decades. Pauley&#39;s career has been a steady progression through the NBC hallways, a reflection of her steady Midwestern ...
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The Institute of Physics has appointed Beth Taylor to oversee media relations and public affairs.   Taylor will join in April as director of comms, responsible for positioning the institute as the leading authority on physics.
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Subtitles and sign language might not be the first things that come to mind when you think of sex flicks, but Deafbunny's smart use of technology make its movies meaningful to the deaf community. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
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Check out the new Thums Up ad featuring the star.
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A computer revolution - or the next Fail? Review Nick Carr's weblog is one of the rarest things on the web: intelligent technology criticism that you'd actually want to read for pleasure. He's an elegant writer with a waspish wit, and I've a special reason for seeing him prosper.â¦
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LOS ANGELES  - "The Jane Pauley Show,"  starring the veteran newswoman in her daytime chatfest debut,  got off to a respectable start Monday.
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What kind of E-mail is landing in Martin Taylorâs in-box right about now? Itâs probably not unlike some of the messages Iâve been getting in response to a story I wrote about Steve Ballmerâs Oct. 27
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âThe Jane Austen Book Clubâ is such a well-acted, literate adaptation of the 2004 best seller that your impulse is to forgive it for being the formulaic chick flick that it is.
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1. "T is for Trespass" by Sue Grafton
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Under the pseudonym of Sarcastic Journalist, Rachel Mosteller wrote this entry on her personal Web log one day last April:
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&quot;Another year, another diary,&quot; Renee Zellweger intones in her now flawless British accent at the start of Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.
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[T]rane's diary entry and the later MLP discuss the life and death, primarily the latter, of Chris McKinstry, better known around these parts as mindpixel. His Mindpixel Project was an AI experiment; but in that I was never terribly interested. I was more interested in his theories on cognition and the brain as a hypersphere, optimised for surface area.