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The leader of a group that seeks to bring more credibility to the subject of UFOs isn't happy with NASA.

Better than: It's a live Devo show. The fact that it still happens at all makes it better than most things.

This Sunday and Monday, DEVO is performing two of its most beloved albums at Seattle's intimate Moore Theater.

Who needs the Fountain of Youth when you can grow old disgracefully with DEVO? Nicole Campos DEVO are so old they probably heard Darwin himself explain his evolutionary theory.

Responding to reader feedback from recent CED 'Aftermarket' columns, the author elaborates on his recommendations for aggressive, intentional product support outreach.

Friday, Nov. 6 , and Saturday, Nov. 7 , at 9 p.m., $40-$75; www.goldenvoice.com . Devo by Andrew Stout Vinyl is an unusually stunted medium.

If you searched for a mud-free patch of dirt to stand on at the Voodoo Festival Saturday in New Orleans, you found it in front of a stand of ATM machines.

They bicker. They argue. They fight, and they compete. They're best friends one day and rivals the next.

Ignorance used to be bliss. Yet somewhere along our evolution as a society, we all went ape.

What is the actual "unfortunate truth?" It is the relentless barrage of lies and twisted, self-serving, short-sighted propaganda we are subjected to by the energy sector, the private health insurance sector and the conservative talking-head sector.

It would be an understatement to say 2008 was marked by a much higher level of uncertainty and risk than usual.

Part of the Center for Michigan's study on public pay and benefits includes mention of the Public Policy Associates study that found that the Dillon health care plan, which the News endorsed without thinking through whether it could be done in a sane and rational way, or whether its passage in September would have saved the state one thin dime this ...

Arrested Motion reports on a short film by Takashi Murakami called "Akihabara Majokko Princess." Starring Kirsten Dunst singing a coverA to the Vapors' "Turning Japanese", the video includes footage of Dunst dancing through the streets of the AkihabaraA district in Tokyo dressed as a colorful princess.

The United States doesn't have a health care "system" per se, at least not until everyone is covered, observes Tim Burns, administrator at Glenwood Medical Associates.

He's in the home of the Bolshoi Ballet, but Dimitar Berbatov isn't fooling anyone with his dying swan impression.

UK trailer for CYBORG SHE, a science fiction romance from the director of MY SASSY GIRL.

With a sound surrounded with laser zaps, 8-bit nostalgia, Kraftwerk and cheesy elevator music, it's as if 21-year-old Alan Paolma had actually been old enough to make music in the 80s, instead of just shitting his diapers.

October 16, 2009: American singer DALE BOZZIO has been evicted from her California home after falling behind on her rent.

The cat is out of the bag -- Missing Persons singer Dale Bozzio is out of a home.

This week quantum physicists, philosophers, arctic explorers, rappers and comedians have gathered in Oxford for the TED Global ideas conference with the theme of "The Substance of Things not Seen". While most will be trying to put their ideas into words the Radio Science Orchestra will tackle the theme using "space controlled musical instruments".