Ten Worst Song Lyrics of All Time
A new book has claimed to have established the ten worst song lyrics of all time.
Johnny Sharp's new book 'Crap Lyrics', published on June 1st, outlines what he declares are the worst lyrics in pop music.
At number ten, from Rhythm is a Dancer by Snap,
HEADLINES: Tucson Citizen ends print edition
Arizona's oldest continuously published daily newspaper, the Tucson Citizen, will publish its final print edition today after its owner failed to find a buyer.
The closure makes Tucson the latest two-newspaper town to lose one of its dailies. The
J.C. Penney's profit in 1Q slides on pension expenses
...regard to inventory management, expense reduction and cash conservation clearly benefited us during the quarter,'' he said. Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) reported a deeper than expected first-quarter loss on Friday and said it is beginning a strategic review of...
Miley Cyrus' Beau Justin Gaston to Star in TV Drama 'Santa Cruz'
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Digest: Mexico bank trims key interest rate
Mexico?s central bank cut its key interest rate by three quarters of a point Friday to spur growth for the recession-plagued economy.
The bank lowered the benchmark rate to 5.25 percent from 6 percent, saying strong action was needed because the
Emulex board urges shareholders to reject Broadcom bid
"The fact is, we're deep into Broadcom's territory," McCluney said.
INTERNATIONAL
Europe's GDP decline a record
Europe's economy contracted at the fastest pace in at least 13 years in the first quarter as companies cut output and jobs to survive the
BofA, Fifth Third and Chevron Drop
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