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Intorducing the ARMY's new "active denial system"...the future of crowd contol. It uses millimeter-waves to "cook" it's targets.

Robert Kelly who has starred on Law & Order, Dane Cook's Tourgasm, Comedy Central, Colin Quinn's Tough Crowd, Good Luck Chuck and more, reveals the dark side and secrets of comedy life. Robert explains the transition from stage to TV and Movies. Robert also discusses the impact of MySpace and Podcasting in the comedy business. In depth & revealing.

Who amongst gamers are truly hardcore? The Dew-sipping Halo jockeys or the Gamecube-loving Cooking Mama completers? An interesting essay that attempts to reclaim the hardcore title from the FPS crowd and hand it back to its rightful owners: the gaming geeks.

Jack Witherspoon, 7, learned to cook while undergoing treatment uses his passion to put on a fundraiser for his cancer center. Diners who crowded into a Redondo Beach restaurant could scarcely believe what 7-year-old Jack Witherspoon cooked up Wednesday night.

Project centers on a frustrated temp secretary who embarks on a yearlong culinary quest to cook all 524 recipes in Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." She chronicles her trials and tribulations in a blog that catches on with the food crowd. But, why not Dan Aykroyd?