ARCHIVES: SEPTEMBER 2006

'Housewives' To Spend Entire Season In Lingerie

Critics of last year's sophomore season of the show noted that its six most prominent female leads only occasionally wore lingerie.

MIDDLE EAST

Known for issuing cruel pop quizzes in the late 1990s, Ali became a symbol for the reign of terror Saddam Hussein meted out on Iraqi kids.

HOLLYWOOD

The doctors who examined Jessica had no medical basis for their prescription, but figured anyone with that little intelligence could stand some rest.

AMERICA

The American Institute for Terrorism Studies has published their analysis of the "9/11 effect", and the results are creating a buzz from Washington to Wasit.

WAR ON TERROR

According to NATO, Emu Mushi al-Kuholik was captured during a routine US-led raid on a village housing women and children outside of Kandahar.

THE HEARTLAND

According to Secretary of Health and Human Services Mike Leavitt, no outbreak has ever been as widespread geographically as this one.

TECHNOLOGY

Virtual children can be rocked, punished and changed, and the accelerated AI engine allows soldiers to see their children grow before their eyes.

HOLLYWOOD

Walt Disney has announced a sweeping plan to remix many of its classic animation titles to bring them more in line with a new partisan edge.

NATIONAL SECURITY

Visitors to Washington, DC during the 9/11 commemorative period should be particularly vigilant, according to a joint Secret Service/FBI task force.

Caught On Film
Kevin Federline and Chinese President Hu Jintao pose together back in the days before China banned K-Fed's new CD.

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