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Dilieu Technology, a company headquartered in Oakland, California and founded by a group of Jamai... Electronic tracking device

Dilieu Technology, a company headquartered in Oakland, California and founded by a group of Jamaicans, says its state-of-the-art system has been used in 46 US states and in parts of Europe to monitor the movements of persons on parole or bail, sex offenders, juvenile delinquents or abusive spouses considered a danger to their partners.

The technology is also widely used for tracking motor...

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North America's top gossip writer Tony Brenna joins Canada's famed mystic Anthony Carr in takin... Detox mere blip in Moss care

North America's top gossip writer Tony Brenna joins Canada's famed mystic Anthony Carr in taking a present and future look at Hollywood newsmakers.

Newly detoxed from cocaine, Kate Moss has completed her first modelling assignment in Spain, with one photo from the shoot shown above. So far, she also is shunning her junkie-rocker boyfriend, Pete Doughty -- that is, until he vows to check...

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President Bush attacked critics of the war in Iraq on Friday, accusing them of trying to rewrite ... Top ten for Nov. 12...

President Bush attacked critics of the war in Iraq on Friday, accusing them of trying to rewrite history and saying they are undercutting American forces on the front lines. Defending the march to war, Bush said that foreign intelligence services and Democrats and Republicans alike were convinced at the time that former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had unconventional weapons.

French Presid...

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NATIONAL MEDIA EDUCATION CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA JUNE 25-28, 2005 The media li... Education for a New Millennium..

NATIONAL MEDIA EDUCATION CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA JUNE 25-28, 2005

The media literacy and education movement is growing rapidly in this country and abroad and the most recent edition of the biannual National Media Education Conference offered a wide array of practical and theoretical information under the theme of "Giving Voice to a Diverse Nation." Sponsored by the Alliance f...

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Observer review: The Real Life of Anthony Burgess by Andrew Boswell Famous in his lifetime ... Liberty's rake...

Observer review: The Real Life of Anthony Burgess by Andrew Boswell

Famous in his lifetime as a prolific dramatist and a poet, Voltaire is not much read nowadays, even in France, and then only for his short prose tales such as Candide. Instead, he embodies in his career and makes intelligible in his conversation and letters the great revolutions of the 18th century in religion, civil righ...

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The dangers of such slogans lie not only in their role in incitement, but also in the fact that t... Outside View: 'The Jew

The dangers of such slogans lie not only in their role in incitement, but also in the fact that they express a lack of strategic vision about the following issue, which also relates to post-disengagement issues in Palestine, namely: How do we deal with the "Jewish question" in the Israeli-Palestinian and also in the Israeli-Arab/Islamic context?

The first point in this regard is the quest...

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DAVAO CITY -- No light - No picture. And light has different wavelengths that compose its persona... Gene Boyd’s Chiaroscuro...

DAVAO CITY -- No light - No picture. And light has different wavelengths that compose its personality, its visibility. But how does one capture a light whose spectrum has been snuffed out by a single bullet to the forehead?

Memory, they say, is borne on blood and bone. And light in memory can be deflected or reflected, bent, absorbed, or systematically filtered to recall the silliness, ev...

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It is disingenuous of a segment of American commentators to use the riots in France as one more o... France's riots...

It is disingenuous of a segment of American commentators to use the riots in France as one more occasion for French-bashing and triumphalist economic theory of the sort summed up in a Wall Street Journal headline Tuesday -- "Why they riot in Paris, but not in New York." Memories should not be so shallow.

From the Atlanta race riot of 1906 to the labor riots of the 1920s to the Los Angeles...

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/Arts Weekly/Film-Africa:Nile Perch Thrives, As Humans Languish In the blur of statistics t... /Arts Weekly/Film-Africa:Nile Pe

/Arts Weekly/Film-Africa:Nile Perch Thrives, As Humans Languish

In the blur of statistics that supposedly gauge the economic impact of global trade, one often forgets the people who are living with the daily realities by such transactions. "Darwin's Nightmare" will not let you do that.

While filmmaker Hubert SauperWas explores the nuances of life in Tanzania's Great Lakes region, ...

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Out actor Charlie David (left) play’s Toby, a character in a monogamous relationship with Ke... Good Type Casting...

Out actor Charlie David (left) play’s Toby, a character in a monogamous relationship with Kevin, played by Gregory Michael, on "Dante’s Cove," a new series on Here! TV.

Gay actor plays a gay character on Here! TV’s "Dante’s Cove"

The only out actor on Here! TV’s "Dante’s Cove," sexy Charlie David, is very pleased to be part of the first gay and lesbian ...

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