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Massive Attack, ‘Heligoland’

Fans of Massive Attack have not waited in vain. Seven years after their last album, 2003's "100th Window,'' the British trip-hop masters are back with another marvelously moody missive. With a rotating roster of vocalists, as is the band's signature, "Heligoland'' offers a starry cast of collaborators. TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe kicks things off riding a tumbling groove ...

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9 February 2010 at 01:32 - Comments

Super Bowl XLIV: the New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts

Fans of the New Orleans Saints have been asking the same question all week leading up to Super Bowl XLIV in South Florida: "'Who Dat' gonna beat dem Saints?" They got their answer Sunday night. Nobody. The team battled back from an early deficit and punctuated their victory with an interception return for a touchdown off the usually steady hand of Colts quarterback Peyton Manning. Manning's counterpart on the Saints, Drew Brees, played flawlessly in delivering the first title to the beleaguered city. And the eternal party on Bourbon Street could now add the word "victory" to the celebration.

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Colorful India

January 26th, 2010 marked the 60th anniversary of India's adoption of the Constitution of India, and the 80th anniversary of its original 1930 Declaration of Independence from British rule. The annual holiday is celebrated as Republic Day, with a grand parade held in the capital, New Delhi, and many other celebrations across the diverse nation. Collected here are a number of photographs from the Republic Day celebrations and many more colorful glimpses of daily life from all around India.

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Solid backing by Saint

When the request arrived in an e-mail last fall, Scott Fujita replied immediately and without reservation. A friend had asked him his opinion. He answered. That was how Fujita looked at it.

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Readers share their Woodstock photos

It's been said that if you remember Woodstock, you probably weren't there. But what if you have the photos to prove it? In honor of its 40th anniversary -- the festival ran Aug. 15-17, 1969 -- we're rounding up readers' personal Woodstock photos and stories. Dover, N.H., resident David Rohde (not pictured) snapped some photos during his time at Woodstock, including part of the drive. Here, concertgoers waited out the traffic on their way to Bethel, N.Y.

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For armchair gardeners pining for spring

January and February are the reading months for gardeners trapped indoors. Here are some of the best garden books from 2009.

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Gone to the dogs

EDEN MILLS - With 12 degees showing on the thermometer and six sled dogs howling in a chorus before me, I carefully place my snow-covered boots on two rubber-topped runners, breathe deeply, and prepare to break into my best impersonation of a crusty veteran of the legendary Iditarod race.

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Easy = True

How Ć¢€˜cognitive fluencyĆ¢€™ shapes what we believe, how we invest, and who will become a supermodel.

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In depth with Tiny Speck’s Glitch

The new online social MMO from Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield's Tiny Speck puts players through a wide variety of paces. Quests, egg growing and clouds on a string are just a part of it.
9 February 2010 at 01:00 - Comments