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Megan Fox Bikini Pictures Reveal The Sexy Side of Unemployment

We've all been out of work before and never looked this good. Megan Fox bikini pictures, Part 2, from her Hawaiian vacation (see Part 1) show somebody who doesn't seem to give a damn about losing her Transformers job. Of course, her boyfriend has been unemployed for 15 years, so maybe it's just rubbing off. Still, we can't help but wonder if behind that amazing ass and sexy bikini body, if there isn't some concern for the next paycheck. In short, who will Megan Fox have to sleep with to get her next gig. The Hollywood casting couches must be getting excited with anticipation.

Graffiti

On 23 April, close to the 65th anniversary of the end of the war the LIFE magazine published a photo series of fifteen pictures on the occupied Berlin, primarily on the bunker of Hitler. The pictures were taken by the renowned photographer William Vandivert – later co-founder of Magnum Photos – who had worked for the magazine since the middle of the 30s. He was the only American photographer who obtained permission from the Soviets to enter the by then already completely sacked bunker where at that time some Soviet military experts were doing investigations.

Jessica Biel Is At A Premiere

Jessica Biel and her ass attended the Los Angeles premiere of A-Team last night, and maybe if this movie was about her ass I might go watch it. Instead it's about an ex-Special Forces team who can't seem to figure out how to aim. Seriously, did anybody ever die on that show? I think the Care Bears killed more Viet Cong than the A-Team.

Amazing Graveyard of 900 Year Old Trees

Trees in a desert is an unusual enough sight but there is always the occasional oasis. Sometimes, though, the water dries up completely and given the right conditions, reminders of life can be left behing. It is estimated that these acacia trees have been dead for more than nine hundred years. Frozen in time, their twisted and contorted branches immovable even against the occasional breeze, Sleepy Hollow comes, as it were, to the desert.

Blown Call Leads To Free Corvette For Near Perfect Tigers Pitcher

On Wednesday evening, Detroit Tigers baseball fans came within one out of watching Armando Galarraga throw the 21st perfect game in Major League Baseball history. Plenty of pitchers have come within an out or two from greatness, but only Galarraga lost his bid at retiring all 27 batters he faced because of a bad call by the first base umpire. General Motors decided to give the hard-luck pitcher a significant consolation prize Thursday in the size and shape of a brand new, cherry red Corvette Grand Sport Convertible.

One Year Later, Did These E3 Xbox 360 Promises Come True?

Let's separate the Xbox hype from the Xbox reality. Every year's massive E3 gaming event includes big press conferences that promise gamers awesome things. One year past last E3, let's see what Microsoft and friends said would be in our Xbox future — and what did or didn't come true. Repeating my foolish mission of one year ago, I have been re-watching E3 press conferences. I have subjected myself to the full and pretty fun June 1, 2009 Microsoft press briefing. This was a big event, full of hype, much of which became reality. As you will see in the following hindsight-enhanced rundown, a few themes prevailed.

2010 AMG Performance Tour

It's cool and gusty as we exit the bus at Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch, a private motorsports country club roughly an hour's drive west of Las Vegas. Snow had blanketed the area overnight and they're calling for rain, but wild horses couldn’t drag me away from the 2010 AMG Performance Tour. I'm here with a gung-ho group of AMG sales associates, existing and potential customers, as well as other media to experience an impressive array of AMG vehicles on a technical race circuit. Mercedes-Benz has produced a lip-smacking spread of eight different current AMG models for us to experience, including the C63, E63, CLS63, S63, ML6, SLK55, SL63 and the all-new SLS AMG.

Protect 486 Scooter Armor

Designer Marc Graells Ballve claims this anti-theft armor he designed for scooters called ‘Protect 486' was actually inspired by mother nature, particularly the armor worn by armadillos. But anyone who saw Tim Burton’s original Batman film will find a striking resemblance between the Protect 486 system, and the armor deployed by the Batmobile while Batman was out cleaning up the streets of Gotham. I’m not accusing him of ripping it off or anything, I’m just saying. And while it looks like a half-decent idea for protecting your ride from vandals, theft and even rain, I have to wonder what effect the extra weight and drag would have on the scooter’s gas mileage.

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