Julianne Moore Solves Her 'Toemageddon' Problem

Julianne Moore addressed what she has dubbed "Toemageddon" on her most recent appearance on "Late Night." She was on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival last week when she had some problems with her shoes. Particularly, her toes were kind of spilling out the sides -- and the Internet had a field day, making...

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Upper Arlington solves tall grass in parks — now it’s woodland

Unable to keep up its mowing schedule this spring, Upper Arlington is now converting portions of its larger parks to woodland.

dispatch.com (1 day ago)

A silver leadership bullet that may hurt the head

Moves to subject chief executive candidates to frontal lobe testing is a step too far – and may create more problems than its solves.

businessspectator.com.au (1 day ago)

The 420 Times: The Booming Business of Hemp

AMERICAN farmers are promised a new cash crop with an annual value of several hundred million dollars, all because a machine has been invented which solves a problem more than 6,000 years old. It is hemp, a crop that will not compete with other American products. Instead, it will displace imports of raw material and...

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'Toilet of the future' solves big issues

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Fort Worth Music Festival solves something Dallas hasn't, with great music

dallasnews.com (6 days ago)

'Theodore Boone: The Activist' by John Grisham will please young fans

"Theodore Boone: The Activist" by best-selling author John Grisham is the fourth novel in the middle grade fiction about a kid lawyer who solves cases and helps his friends. He's not really a lawyer, but...

examiner.com (6 days ago)

This is the only graph you need on Washington's budget debate

The Congressional Budget Office released their analysis of President Obama's 2014 budget proposal today. The bottom line? It more than solves our deficit problem for the next decade, and for some time beyond that. And unlike the status quo - which also reduces the deficit, though not by as much - it brings the...

washingtonpost.com (8 days ago)

How to dress: origami skirts

OK, I'm calling it. The seasonal contest for Outstanding New Fashion Name is hereby declared over. And the winner is the origami skirt. The origami skirt hits that oh‑so‑buyable sweet spot: it is a slightly altered but not entirely unfamiliar item, with a name that makes it sound more thrilling and daring than it...

guardian.co.uk (8 days ago)

Sharks vs. Kings Game 2 update: San Jose solves Quick

philly.com (8 days ago)

Rewards grow in North Dakota cattle killing cases

BISMARCK - Reward money has been increased for information that solves two year-old cases of cattle killings in North Dakota.

inforum.com (9 days ago)

I'll level with you: the British shelf is the best

The Prime Minister David Cameron (as told to CRAIG BROWN) solves all your DIY problems. From screwing in a light bulb to putting up shelving to how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

dailymail.co.uk (9 days ago)

Roger Wright: Top 6 Incomplete Job Search Tips

It's not that they're wrong. They are just not enough. If they were -- we'd all have jobs. 1. Experience gets you jobs. Unless it's too much experience. When the job ad says "1-3 years experience" -- that is often code for "Not for you, Grandpa or Grandma." Recent national polling now puts ageism up there with...

huffingtonpost.com (9 days ago)

Search For Serial Killer's Victims Solves Missing Orphan Case

It took more than 40 years, but New Jersey police are finally able to partially explain what happened to a teenaged orphan who disappeared on a camping trip. Steven Soden and a 12-year-old vanished in a wooded area of the Bass River State Forest in 1972, not far from where other youngsters from their orphanage had...

huffingtonpost.com (10 days ago)

Dear Diane Von Furstenberg: What’s the Perfect Color for Spring?

Diane Von Furstenberg solves your quandaries for the Cut. To submit a question, e-mail askthecut@nymag.com, or tweet @thecut #DearDVF. Dear Diane: What is the perfect spring color? I'm thinking I need to get rid of a lot of black ...  -@StellePRgirlFor spring, I am loving a bright cobalt blue. It ... More »

nymag.com (10 days ago)

Gacy search solves New Jersey missing person case

CHICAGO - An effort to identify the remains of eight young men who were murdered in the 1970s by serial killer John Wayne Gacy has solved an unrelated case of a teenager who vanished in New Jersey.

thonline.com (10 days ago)

Search for John Wayne Gacy victims solves NJ missing person case

DNA testing of people who wondered if John Wayne Gacy killed their loved ones has led to the identification of skeletal remains belonging to a New Jersey teenager who vanished 41 years ago.

pjstar.com (11 days ago)

Gacy search solves New Jersey missing person case

CHICAGO (AP) - DNA testing of people who wondered if John Wayne Gacy killed their loved ones has led to the identification of skeletal remains belonging to a New Jersey teenager who vanished 41 years ago. read more

news-gazette.com (11 days ago)

Gacy search solves New Jersey missing person case

DNA testing of people who wondered if John Wayne Gacy killed their loved ones has led to the identification of skeletal remains belonging to a New Jersey teenager who vanished…Click to Continue »

bnd.com (11 days ago)

Ending corporate rule while keeping government rule solves nothing

The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom wants to end "Corporate Personhood." They even offer a bumper sticker for $2 that reads, "Want Democracy? – End Corporate Rule." This is where...

examiner.com (11 days ago)

'Food porn' busts ID thieves: Instagram at steakhouse solves ID theft

An identity theft case has been solved. Of all things, a so-called food porn pic busts ID thieves at a steakhouse. An IRS agent, acting on a tip, tracked down a couple in Florida and used an Instagram...

examiner.com (11 days ago)

Some Reservations About Samsung’s 5G Speed ‘Breakthrough’

Like a shop owner anticipating Christmas in July, Samsung Electronics is this morning touting new technology it claims will allow it to usher the world into the 5G era by 2020. If you can stand to wait seven years, the company’s talking about core “adaptive array transceiver” technology that delivers so-called fifth...

time.com (12 days ago)

16 Tweed Jackets to Instantly Polish Your Outfit

Pro: It's getting warmer. Con: It's impossible to dress for the changing weather. A lightweight tweed jacket, halfway between a thin coat and a heavy cardigan, solves the crisis. Made famous by Coco Chanel, the boxy piece can make jeans and a T-shirt look ladylike or top off a pencil ... More »

nymag.com (15 days ago)

Kate Pankhurst's top 10 books starring young detectives

"While writing and illustrating my detective young fiction series, Mariella Mystery Investigates, I've spent a lot of time immersed in a world of mystery. (This has mostly involved unexplainable ghostly guinea pig sightings and deliberate acts of cake sabotage.) The thing I love about all young detectives is that...

guardian.co.uk (16 days ago)

Knicks links: New York solves defensive issues; Iman Shumpert returns to form; J.R. Smith's slump...

Iman Shumpert said he wouldn't even remember he had ACL surgery if the media would stop reminding him about it

nj.com (16 days ago)

UC Berkeley scientists pinpoint how brain tracks fast-moving baseball pitches and tennis serves

New research by UC Berkeley scientists solves a puzzle that has long mystified anyone who has watched, in awe, as elite athletes respond to incoming balls that can surpass of 90 mph. The brain perceives speeding objects as further along in their trajectory than seen by the eyes, giving us time to respond.

contracostatimes.com (16 days ago)

UC Berkeley scientists pinpoint how brain tracks fast-moving baseball pitches and tennis serves

New research by UC-Berkeley scientists solves a puzzle that has long mystified anyone who has watched, in awe, as elite athletes respond to incoming balls that can surpass of 90 mph. The brain perceives speeding objects as further along in their trajectory than seen by the eyes, giving us time to respond.

mercurynews.com (17 days ago)

5 Videos to Celebrate Filmmaker Michel Gondry’s 50th Birthday

Michel Gondry - the visually inventive writer-director of commercials, music videos, and movies - turns 50 today.  To celebrate, we’ve put together a small but representative collection of his work. Björk, “Human Behavior” music video (1993) - This haunting clip - the first of 8 videos he did with Björk - catapulted...

time.com (17 days ago)

$30,000 reward offered in case of missing ND man

WILLISTON, N.D. - The family of a Williston man who disappeared under suspicious circumstances last month is offering a $30,000 reward for information that solves the case.

inforum.com (18 days ago)

Reward offered in case of missing Williston man

WILLISTON, N.D. — The family of a Williston man who disappeared in a violent confrontation in his rural ranch yard is offering a $30,000 reward for information that solves the case.

billingsgazette.com (19 days ago)