Former "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien will be taking his late night comedy act to cable network TBS beginning in November. The announcement came on the day O'Brien kicked off a 30-city tour of a comedy stage show that includes members of his former "Tonight" team. The Fox television network had been rumored as a landing spot for O'Brien after NBC paid him $32 million in February to give up the Tonight Show job so they could hand it back to Jay Leno. Source Link
Astronauts from three countries held a celebration aboard the International Space Station to mark a pair of anniversaries on the same day -- 49 years since the world's first manned spaceflight and 29 years since the first Space Shuttle flight. The future of U.S. manned spaceflight is up in the air. Only three more missions are planned before the Space Shuttle fleet is retired, and the White House and Congress are debating whether to privatize the job of building the next generation of U.S. spacecraft. Source Link
As springtime brings more bikes out of storage and onto the nation's roads and highways, new research says the growing mix of baby boomers and motorcycles is making for more two-wheeled trouble that ends up in the emergency room -- or worse. A University of Rochester study found that older road warriors are now twice as likely to die in motorcycle crashes as they were 10 years ago. Riders aged 40 and over now make up half of those who are injured in motorcycle accidents. Source Link
Astronauts from three countries held a celebration aboard the International Space Station to mark a pair of anniversaries on the same day -- 49 years since the world's first manned spaceflight and 29 years since the first Space Shuttle flight. The future of U.S. manned spaceflight is up in the air. Only three more missions are planned before the Space Shuttle fleet is retired, and the White House and Congress are debating whether to privatize the job of building the next generation of U.S. spacecraft. Source Link
As springtime brings more bikes out of storage and onto the nation's roads and highways, new research says the growing mix of baby boomers and motorcycles is making for more two-wheeled trouble that ends up in the emergency room -- or worse. A University of Rochester study found that older road warriors are now twice as likely to die in motorcycle crashes as they were 10 years ago. Riders aged 40 and over now make up half of those who are injured in motorcycle accidents. Source Link
