Saturday, May 19, 2012
Mick Jagger, Foo Fighters to Broadcast Backstage Videos During 'Saturday Night Live' Season Finale | Oscar Raymundo | Rolling Stone --For its season finale this weekend, Saturday Night Live will give viewers the chance to see what happens behind the scenes at the legendary comedy show. The program will use Color, a new iPhone app that connects to Facebook to instantly capture and broadcast videos, to shoot 30-second live clips during this week's rehearsals and the live finale's commercial breaks. The SNL cast, host Mick Jagger and special musical guests Arcade Fire and Foo Fighters will all participate.
Alabama Governor Approves Immigration Law Change He Opposed - Bloomberg - Republican Governor Robert Bentley approved changes to Alabama’s immigration law a day after he said the measure was unacceptable because it requires the state to post online the names of illegal immigrants who are arrested. The legislation, signed by Bentley today, keeps in place most of a crackdown approved last year that the Obama administration is challenging in court as unconstitutional. Bentley threatened to reject the measure in a news conference yesterday. He also told reporters he wanted lawmakers to remove a provision of the original law requiring schools to check the citizenship status of students, and to get rid of the new provision about posting names online. Keeping those provisions would damage the state’s image, he said. Bentley had called a special session of the Legislature, starting yesterday, to revise the legislation. No lawmaker introduced the changes he was seeking.
Alabama Gets Strict Immigration Law as Governor Relents - NYTimes.com - Campbell Robertson - Only a day after calling a special session and urging the Alabama Legislature to make more changes to the state’s immigration enforcement law than the modest ones they had passed, Gov. Robert Bentley on Friday signed the bill into law anyway.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Mark Zuckerberg -- The $20 Billion Smile | TMZ.com (Video) - So this what it looks like to make $20 BILLION in one day. 28-year-old Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg surfaced moments ago outside his home in Palo Alto, CA -- just hours after his Facebook IPO earned him an extra $20 billion -- and he looked happier (and richer) than ever.
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