Too funny -- the Bureaucrashers infiltrated the Green convention, and began handing out over-the-top socialist/communist propoganda with obvious contradictions (i.e. anti-tech petitions were signed while being taped by camcorders). Unfortunately, the Greens didn't pick up on the humor. Read the full story.

More proof that the government never met a tax it did not like. Read the full story.

Ah, the power of nostalgia! The new 80s-inspired Game Boy Advance is accompanied by equally classic games: Legend of Zelda, Donkey Kong, and Super Mario Brothers. Read the full story.

Ah, good ol'Larry. I remember many an hour spent playing the original Serria games back in the 80s, guiding him on his quests for gold chains, hot tubs and full-body waxings. Read the full story.

Nuketown has been online since June 1996. That's 8 years folks -- eight long, fun, content filled years. But as I work my way through Nuketown's redesign, I've reluctantly come to terms with the fact that it's time to burn a few of the ol'thermonuclear burg's bridges.

SCI-FI takes a look at this new album, which pulls together Trek music spawning the franchise's 40-year-history. Read the full story.

A debunking of a legend that claims teens are throwing flaming tennis balls into the cars of unsuspecting motorists Read the full story.

Sci-fi writer John Scalzi gives readers a little lesson on the nature of libel. Read the full story.

Hmmm. So the crunchy bits in fried food won't kill you after all? Well, sounds like the Vast Fried Chicken Conspiracy has triumphed once again. Quick ... burn down all the KFCs! Read the full story.

Observant visitors to the beta for Nuketown's redesign site will note that I've removed all of the e-mail addresses from the site. You can still contact me via Nuketown, but you'll need to do it via a Web-based form. Even fiction and non-fiction queries will be handled through a form rather than by an e-mail address. Why? Spam and viruses.