“I know the whole country of Japan hates me. Sorry, sorry. My bad,”
– MARCO SCUTARO, on being unable to preserve his Japanese teammate Daisuke Matzusaka’s no-hitter bid in the eighth inning of the Boston Red Sox’s game against …
Viagra Linked to Hearing Loss: More Sex, Less Listening?
A new potential side effect may make it difficult to even talk to your doctor about Viagra.
Video: This Week in NewsFeed
TIME’s Dan Fletcher takes a look back at the trends and news making the most buzz around the Web in the past week.
Fast Facts: Bret Michaels
The Poison frontman-turned-reality TV star has had several high-profile health problems in recent months.
AT&T Ups Penalities for iPhone Users Leaving Early
Could it be a sign the coupling of AT&T and Apple is coming to an end?
Pennsylvania Attorney General Drops Twitter Subpoena
Pennsylvania’s attorney general dropped a subpoena demanding the identities of two Twitter users. Twitter refused to give the information. (via New York Times)
Jordan Romero Joins a Record-Setting Group
When Jordan Romero, 13, became the youngest person to climb Mount Everest after reaching the summit on May 22, he joined an impressively youthful list of people who completed record-breaking feats of endurance this year.
Quotes: Indian Plane Crash Survivor
“The plane shook with vibrations and split into two,”
– G.K. PRADEEP, a survivor from the Air India Express plane that crashed on Saturday, killing some 158 people. Pradeep and seven others are thought to be the only survivors. …
Suspense At Cannes: Mike Leigh a Palme d’Or Favorite, But is an Upset in the Works?
The Cannes Film Festival is the year’s biggest movie event (follow all of Richard Corliss’ coverage here), and big drama is brewing in regards to its top prize: The Palme d’Or, which is to be bestowed Sunday.
How Tesla Is Electrifying Toyota’s Brand
Shoddy gas pedals turned 2010 into a dark year for Toyota. The automaker’s recent solution to that problem: remove the gas.
Public Pools: Still Not Clean
Gearing up for summer? Think twice before entering your city’s public swimming pool. A new report says 1 in 8 violate health codes.
Will Privacy Prompt 60 Percent of Facebook’s Friends to Disappear?
A new poll by a U.K.-based Internet-security firm has Facebook subscribers leaning toward the dislike button.
