Nem Jovie hooked his knees around the bright-red OmGym - a "suspension yoga system" made from a recycled parachute - and swirled backward until he was hanging upside-down. "I'm getting a good feeling, very blissful and relaxed," he said, as he folded his legs... Environmentally friendly - Yoga - Sustainability - Shopping - Sustainable living [read more]

by Carolyn Said SAN FRANCISCO - Nem Jovie hooked his knees around the bright-red OmGym - a "suspension yoga system" made from a recycled parachute - and swirled backward until he was hanging upside-down. "I'm getting a good feeling, very blissful and relaxed," he said, as he folded his legs into a lotus position. read more [read more]

By Darren Franich Darren Franich on three things he liked about last night's episode -- and three reasons the positives drown in a sea of terrific badness [read more]

Bon Jovi, 'The Circle' ★ 1/2 (out of four) "Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On "The Circle" (Island), this band of Jersey boys makes a recession-appropriate return (after appealing forays into pop and country) to its old blue-collar arena-rock style; "Work for the Working ... [read more]

Bon Jovi circles back to blue-collar platitudes Bon Jovi, 'The Circle' * 1/2 (out of four) "Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On "The Circle" (Island), this band of Jersey boys makes a recession-appropriate return (after appealing forays into pop and country) to its old ... [read more]

A second student death has rocked the campus of Yale University after a young sophomore from Long Island was discovered unresponsive in his dorm room. Andre Narcisse, 19, was found unresponsive Sunday morning about 11 in his suite at Branford College, one of the school's residential colleges, according to Tom Conroy, a Yale spokesman. [read more]

Recommended Reviewed by Glenn Erickson Remarkable movie star Claudette Colbert was always considered at the very top of her game over a film career that lasted 34 years, 50 if you count an extra TV movie appearance. A consummate professional, she played the game her own way, neither fighting to be the best-regarded actress nor the most desired lover. Stories about her on-set demands never ... [read more]

SPECIAL EVENTS Voodoo Music Experience City Park. Huge music festival with eight stages, more than 150 bands, including headliners Kiss, Eminem, Widespread Panic and The Flaming Lips, food booths, interactive games and crafts, 10 a.m.-10 today-Sun. Tickets are $75, $180... [read more]