According to experts in forensic sound analysis, the voice of a person screaming for help on a 911 recording just seconds before Trayvon Martin was shot to death did not belong to the man holding the gun, George Zimmerman.
Friday’s links talk weather, style and painting to get you through the last day of the week.
As the Oxford English Dictionary heralds in new words, they’ve ousted some dated terms — including the apparently beloved “cassette tape”.
Former Eurythmics member Dave Stewart is releasing his first album in over a decade and boy, has he pulled out the stops.
It’s possible that Samuel L. Jackson has the best voice in the motion picture industry today.
In never-before-seen footage of a recent TIME interview with Julian Assange, the Wikileaks founder and Person of the Year candidate discusses why information is so essential to good governance and how he sees his role at the whistle-blowing website. Video after the jump.
Ever craved the chance to view a high-court case in action? Headphones will have to do for now.
Wondering how dirty the former Illinois governor’s political laundry was? Cover your ears.
What started as a lurid National Enquirer exclusive has now broken through to the mainstream headlines, as the Portland police announced late last night that they will reopen the investigation into whether Al Gore had “unwanted sexual contact” with a massage therapist in 2006.
