As the decision deadline on the controversial proposal to build a giant oil pipeline between Alberta, Canada, and Texas draws closer, activists and the company behind the project are ratcheting up their war of words.
"You know it's a risk you take," the Kill Bill star tells PEOPLE after her release
Actress Daryl Hannah was arrested during a White House sit-in protesting Canada's controversial Alberta oil sands.
Actress Daryl Hannah was arrested Tuesday during a sit-in in front of the White House protesting a pipeline expansion project that would significantly increase the amount of oil the United States imports from Canada's controversial Alberta oil sands.
Wall Street bankers are putting together their wish lists for 2010 -- and they're not holding back. After last year's dry spell, bonuses for top-level executives are expected to be sky high. Maybe even records.
Actress and activist Daryl Hannah discusses ways she lives an environmentally responsible lifestyle.
Nigeria's Port Harcourt International Airport is buzzing with unusual activity. And perhaps for the first time it's not the departure hall that is attracting all of the attention.
CNN's Hugh Riminton wrote a daily blog on environmental issues throughout the week of Going Green: Search for Solutions.
It is a sign of the times that the craziest thing I have seen this week was not Daryl Hannah licking surplus fuel off the petrol cap (or whatever she would call it) of her 60s-era Chevrolet El Camino.
"Blade Runner" is so firmly entrenched as a contemporary classic that it is hard to believe it was a box office flop when it was first released in 1982. A cheesy voice-over by Harrison Ford as Deckard and the stock "happy ending" of the first version broke the rules of the world Scott had created and left audiences unconvinced. It was 10 years before he was able to unleash the full effect of the visual spectacle he had created.
Los Angeles homeowner K.J. Lee never expected solar power to make her feel like a celebrity. But thanks to the unlikely union of an oil company and some Hollywood stars, she and her solar panels ha...
Amazon.com is giving shoppers another reason to visit its site as the holidays approach.
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Readers of a British magazine have rated President Bush the year's top screen villain, for his appearance in Michael Moore's documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11."
It would have been easy for me to confuse where I was during a recent trip to London, England.
"Kill Bill Vol. 2" starts off with a black-and-white extreme close-up of Uma Thurman. She's driving a convertible and as her character, the Bride, she speaks directly into the camera.
You've got to be somebody pretty important to warrant one of the 1,200 Pirelli calendars headed stateside this month. (They go to corporate muckety-mucks, lucky dealers, and a few--perish the thoug...
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