Atlas V roars off the launch pad sending NASA's next Mars rover toward the Red Planet. Source: www.nasa.gov (Video extracted with StreamTransport) en.wikipedia.org www.nasa.gov www.spaceflightnow.com www.scientificamerican.com

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"Hanging Around" is a pop rock song written by Peter Svensson and Nina Persson for The Cardigans' 1998 album, Gran Turismo. The song is the album's fifth track, and was released as its third single on July 12, 1999, and charted at #17 on the UK Singles Chart. The music video was directed by Sophie Muller, and is based on the 1965 Roman Polanski film, Repulsion, with Nina Persson playing the role of 'Carol'. en.wikipedia.org Source: The Cardigans - Hanging Around (1999) [DD2.0-CLEAN-PAL].vob (mp3forum.ru MPEG-2 720x576, 5961 Kbps overall bit rate (192 Kbps audio).

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Set in the strange and oppressive emotional landscape of the year 1983, BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW is a Reagan-era fever dream inspired by hazy childhood memories of midnight movies and Saturday morning cartoons. Cosmatos was born in Rome in 1974 to the late Greek movie director (George Cosmatos) and a Swedish experimental artist mother. He spent his early formative years traveling all over the globe before settling in Canada. In 1981, the family lived for a year in Mexico where exposure to the strange local interpretations of American pop culture had a profound and lasting effect on his creative life. Growing up in the isolated suburbs of Vancouver Island during the 80s, he obsessed over the minutiae of heavy metal, fantasy art, and science fiction horror films, which he still does to this day. He then immersed himself in the underground art and music scenes making short films, album covers and music videos with a burgeoning group of influential and groundbreaking artists. Panos currently lives and works in Vancouver, British Columbia. In theaters: Coming Soon Genre:Science Fiction Director:Panos Cosmatos Cast:Michael Rogers, Eva Allan, Scott Hylands Run Time:110 minutes Copyright © Magnet Releasing www.imdb.com www.arboria.org Slant Magazine Review: www.slantmagazine.com Source: trailers.apple.com via www.hd-trailers.net

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An entire section of a high-rise block of apartments has collapsed in the Russian southern city of Astrakhan, following an explosion. Eleven people remain missing, while seven people with injures have been rescued from the rubble. The explosion took place around 2pm local time. YouTube user Vadim128777 uploaded a video made by his colleagues, showing the very moment when the whole block apartments collapsed. In the comment below, he wrote that a man who, at great personal risk, came to help an old woman who was calling for aid. "She was crying and calling for help," the user wrote. The building collapsed when the man reached the woman. "We could hardly have run away," he said. The three lower floors collapsed initially, followed by the entire section of the building. It remains unclear how many people were at their homes at the moment of the explosion. According to the official 258 people lived in the entire block, and 58 in the crumbled section of the building. Investigators have three possible versions as to what caused the tragedy. The first is terrorism and the second is a gas explosion. The third is that tenants on the third or fourth floors may have illegally renovated their apartments, damaging load-bearing structures. rt.com Nine people may be blocked under the debris of the nine-storey apartment building in the city of Astrakhan in Russia's Volga region, Igor Yestavyev, a representative with the local department of the Emergency Ministry. He said that 17 people <b>...</b>

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Eight Ferraris and a Lamborghini were among the vehicles involved in a chain collision of luxury cars on a Japanese freeway Sunday. Source: theage.drive.com.au (video extracted with StreamTransport) Police have described supercar drivers involved in a 14 car pile-up in Japan as "a gathering of narcissists", with speed and wet conditions the likely cause of the spectacular crash that turned several luxury cars into scrap metal. The crash on an expressway in Japan that ruined eight Ferraris, three Mercedes-Benzes and a Lamborghini Diablo has been described by international news outlets as the world's most expensive car crash, with the damage estimated at between $1 million and $4 million. A witness told local media he saw the convoy of luxury cars travelling at speeds of about 160km/h, more than twice the speed limit on the Chugoku Expressway, in Yamaguchi Prefecture, about 10.15am on Sunday, London's Daily Telegraph reported. "A group of cars was doing 140km/h to 160km/h," the witness told TBS News. "One of them spun and they all ended up in this huge mess." The accident happened on a drenched stretch of road as a group of car buffs travelled from Kyushu to Hiroshima, Bloomberg reported. "The accident occurred when the driver of a red Ferrari was switching from the right lane to the left and skidded," said Mitsuyoshi Isejima, executive officer for Yamaguchi Prefecture's Expressway Traffic Police unit. "It was a gathering of narcissists." The drivers were between 37 and 60 <b>...</b>

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