Chicago Tribune - His avatar guzzled beer, took off his shirt, then jumped into the audience and attacked fans with a “Star Wars”-style light saber. Crimes against break dancing also were committed. “We’re finding all these cool ways to interact with other people Read more

Times Online - parody, which is protected by the American Constitution, and that the public was unlikely to confuse it with the feature films Minrad, a manufacturer of laser-guided surgical equipment, was sued after it called one of its devices a light saber Read more

New York Times - Then things turned really nasty: Mr. Folds pulled out a light saber and attacked the audience. To avoid him, I levitated 20 feet, hoping he wouldn t notice. It worked; I survived. As concerts go, this was a fairly normal one at least in Second Read more

SBX, a $950 million U.S. missile defense gizmo, vacations in Hawaii. Plus, more bad news from sunny Iraq and the Great Wall of China is trashed. The Skinny is Hillary Profita ’s take on the top news of the day and the best of the Web. Read more…

One of the top fashion faux pas was at Kazakhstan Fashion Week held at the Meridian International Center in Washington, D.C. at the weekend. Read more…

A long-time owner of a jewelry store in St. Clair, Mich., Patrick Coughlin viewed the hype about Black Friday and CyberMonday as so much marketing hooey. Then he tried selling on eBay. Read more…

UK 29th Nov, 2006 This Christmas Microsoft is set to offer over 160 Xbox 360 games, providing great gaming experiences for people of all ages in genres that appeal to everyone from experienced gamers to the whole family and including a staggering selection of exclusive titles. Read more…