• President Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox continue talks today over the immigration issue. Bush is urging a program that allows more immigrants to take on jobs in the US. The heated debate over immigration is causing many to publicly protest, including local area students.
• Former San Antonio Spurs player Alvin Robertson is getting in to trouble with the law again.
• Ryan Seacrest and Teri Hatcher apparently 'idolize' eachother. (I know. I know...boo, hiss.)
• This morning, a series of earthquakes in Iran have killed at least 66 people and the number is expected to rise. The US has already offered humanitarian aid to the areas most affected by the disaster.
• As one of the most prominent oil-producing countries in the world, Iran claims that it won't use that as leverage to defend itself. Iran denies allegation of having any kind of nuclear program.
• Even if Massachusetts allows gay marriages, the state will continue to uphold a law that prohibits the validity of any marriage of nonresidents "if the marriage would not be recognized in their home state".
• The job market in Austin isn't so bad. According to the Texas Workforce Commission, Texas' economy is as healthy as ever.
  
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Don't fret if you get pulled over this week; you may be rewarded with baseball tickets for your good driving. A police officer was dragged and run over by a car she had pulled over on Riverside early Tuesday morning. She has already been treated and released from the hospital. Two local companies are thinking green for their office interior space. DeLay won the Republican primary, so now we can only hope that Lampson... more ›

Another week, another steaming batch of new movie releases. What’ll it be, folks? Big Momma’s House 2 Martin Lawrence, your pigeonhole is waiting for you. *Nanny McPhee The new Mary Poppins - only uglier, and with more children. Starring Emma Thompson and brooding hottie Colin Firth. Supposedly this movie is doing very well in the UK. We could make a joke about unattractive British people here, but we’re far too classy for that. Annapolis... more ›