The new show Rockstar: Supernova is a reality tv show (contest?) where would be rockers are basically auditioning to be in the new band Supernova by singing shitty tunes from the seventies for the other band mates. The show rocks. It’s like if American Idol drank a bottle of Jack, dropped some acid and did some rails off of a hot chick’s ass. Speaking of hot amazonian ass… source
There are 10 more (NSFW) pics of Storm after the jump so…
If Lindsay Lohan had a MySpace page it would probably be filled with pictures like these. Here’s Lindsay trying her best to be a porn star a cam-girljust like everybody else ah hell, you fill-in the blank.
There are 14 more pictures of Lindsay slutting it up while standing in front of a door looking like an amateur web babe after the jump so be sure to…
Why does the everyday driver need this fancy-schmancy electronically charged license plate blocker (made especially for one of the cars in the Bullrun)? Because the future of License Plate Recognition (LPR), just got a lot scarier. Andy Bucholz, who designed one of the first mobile LPR equipment, recently gave a presentation where he outlined the future possibilities of LPR which includes,
everything from helping insurance companies find missing cars to letting retail chains chart customer migrations. It could also let a nosy citizen with enough cash find out if the mayor is having an affair.
Giant data-tracking firms such as ChoicePoint, Accurint and Acxiom already collect detailed personal and financial information on millions of Americans. Once they discover how lucrative it is to know where a person goes between the supermarket, for example, and the strip club, the LPR industry could explode.
Private detectives would want the information. So would repo men or bail bondsmen. And the government, which often contracts out personal data collection — in part, so it doesn’t have to deal with Freedom of Information Act requests — might encourage it.
Big Brother is watching … it sounds like License Plate Recognition will soon evolve to License Plate Tracking.
And just like that, Google Mobile Maps gives you real-time traffic information.
For those who: a) don’t have a built-in decent web browser on their phone to access the other websites that offer real-time traffic updates, b) don’t want to pony up the cash for a GPS with traffic information, or c) simply love Google too much to opt for anything else, Google has released an update to their Google Mobile Maps application. On top of being much faster than the previous release, this latest version also offers real-time traffic updates and allows you to mark “favorite” locations. Upgrade away!
BlackBerry users (at least those with the 8700g) take note: if you already have a previous version of Google Maps installed, you should manually delete it. Otherwise you will be left with both versions on your handheld with no way to delete the previous version short of re-initializing your handheld — trust me, I learned the hard way…
Christina Aguilera gets Back to Basics — in terms of her underwear, that is. As we’ve seen in the past week, here and here, Christina has decided the best way to promote her new album is with as little clothing covering as possible. And the trend continues … although it would seem she toned it down a little here wearing basic black (under a sheer dress, natch).
And by mega post, I really do mean mega post. There are 48 more pictures of Christina strutting her stuff after the jump so be sure to…