At last year’s E3, Ubisoft introduced us to two new games in the successful Trials franchise – Trials Fusion for consoles and PC, and Trials Frontier for mobile. Today, Ubisoft has shared a new trailer for the home console version.
Now that Kim Kardashian has taken over as America’s number one socialite, some forget that Paris Hilton once held the crown, as she was one of the first people in Hollywood to be famous for just being famous, which these days is pretty commonplace.
And unless you haven’t noticed, Hilton hasn’t been in the press as much recently, but every now and then she’ll find herself back in the media for something she said or did, and this time a huge wardrobe malfunction is responsible for getting her a lot of attention.
“I can assure you, as always, I will do the right thing for the state of Arizona.”
Though Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has not shown her intention either way, signs show that she will most likely veto S.B. 1062, a bill that allows private business owners to refuse to serve gay and lesbian customers in the name of “religious freedom.”
The bill was passed by lawmakers in the Republican-run southwest state last week, angering gay rights groups all over the country.
Typically, a rewards program is about “getting back what you give”.
You might hear “loyalty program” and immediately think of forking over your credit card anyplace from the airport kiosk to a retail queue. Indeed, there’s much to be said for stretching our hard earned money as far as we humanly can when we dole it out – whether it’s on holiday or as we make a quick Monday night run in sweatpants to procure caffeine for the morning. However, thanks to some innovative programs, this concept can itself be stretched from everyday expenditures – all the way to student debt.
It is no surprise that the New York Knicks are shaking up the roster as they go through yet another disappointing season. They recently waived two players, and are working on acquiring two more to replace them.
Fans of the Batman: Arkham games can’t be blamed for being a bit disappointed with Batman: Arkham Origins. The game arrived buggy on nearly every platform and Warner Bros. recently announced that it has given up on fixing the game. That hasn’t stopped the publisher from pumping out more DLC for the title, except when it comes to the Wii U version of Origins.
It’s been rumored for a while now that Google has been working on a smart watch. As it turns out, Google actually had a prototype at one point, but it was scrapped.
Google announced on Wednesday that American Idol fans can now vote for their favorite performers directly from its search results. The company announced a partnership with Fox, which makes Google an official voting platform for the show.
Users can search for “american idol” or even just “idol” during the voting window from Google.com or the Google Search App on iOS or Android, and will be presented with the finalists like so:
During Monday’s episode of the Late Show With David Letterman, Kaley Cuoco, or should we say Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, opened up about her whirlwind romance and her quickie marriage to Ryan Sweeting.
“We met on a blind date,” the Big Bang Theory star recalled. Cuoco explained that they instantly hit it off. “We texted a little bit, dinner was great, and then he moved in the next day.”
No charges have been filed following the crash that injured Salma Hayek’s brother and left his passenger dead at the scene Sunday, police said.
Sami Hayek, 40, was transported to the hospital suffering from several broken ribs and a laceration to his head following the accident.
His passenger, Ian Cuttler Sala, 43, sustained major blunt-force trauma to his body and was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, the police report said.
