I know Halloween is right around the corner but if you are a Relient K fan, you’ll want to head over and listen to their new Christmas cd streaming here. There are 6 original songs on it which makes it kind of different than the other holiday albums coming out this year.
Check here for a list of resources to get involved in the election process online. Use your online skills and make a difference in your favorite candidate’s campaign. Also good for the papers you know you’ll have to write this Fall.
Zomba Recording has filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles, charging the proprietor of PerezHilton.com with illegally posting Britney Spears recordings.
Attorneys for Zomba, which owns the copyrights to Spears’ recordings, filed the suit Thursday against the gossip Web site and its proprietor, Mario Lavandeira, the company said.
The suit accuses Lavandeira of violating Zomba’s copyrights by posting at least 10 completed tracks and unfinished demos from Spears’ upcoming album, “Blackout,” during the past three months.
“Blackout” was scheduled to be released Nov. 13, but Spears’ label, Jive Records, announced Wednesday it was moving up the release date to Oct. 30 because of the Internet leaks.
For a scary good time with your friends this weekend, check out Fright Nights at the Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach. The weather is supposed to be cooler and DRY! YEAH!!!
It’s open 7-11pm and 7-midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.
The haunted houses are sick…you will be scared I promise. Watch out for the chain saws.
Take a picture and let us know which house you liked the best.
For more info, check this out!
RateMyProfesors.com has launched a new set of annual rankings, including the top rated professors, as well as the hottest, as rated by students at universities across the country. The lists are compiled from what now include more than 7.5 million ratings from students on the site.
RateMyProfessors has introduced “Professor Rebuttal,” a way for teachers to respond to the student reviews, a feature that many professors probably thought was long overdue. RateMyProfessors also launched a Facebook application that lets users search for teacher rankings on the social networking site.