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Dita Von Teese Brings Her Cans Back To Crazy Horse

International burlesque queen Dita Von Teese has returned to the MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris cabaret show at MGM Grand Resort Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada . Dita always looks red hot no matter what she wears. Marilyn Manson actually had this goddess for years.

Spring Training

The annual ritual of spring training is in full swing in the southern U.S. Here's a quick look at some of the images coming from the ballfields in Arizona and Florida. Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Mike McCoy, left, is upended by Detroit Tigers' Don Kelly (32) to break up a fourth-inning double play on Tigers' Ramon Santiago during a spring training baseball game in Lakeland, Fla., Thursday, March 25.

Aubrey O’Day Hides Her Front Meat

I was kind of in the mood for a busty nobody today so who better than Aubrey O’Day in a short little dress? Unfortunately she’s not dressed in her normal slut gear so we don’t really get a good look at her front meat. I don’t like that she’s wearing normal clothes, if she keeps this up there’s no point to keeping her around, she’s a party girl who almost always has her boobs falling out of her top. That’s her thing.

Azure As The Sun Shines: 10 Amazing Blue Animals

Do animals get the blues? I azure you they do! Whether big or small, on land or in the sea, an elite selection of Earth’s animals have chosen the blue end of the spectrum as their way to be made in the shade. Damselflies, which are similar to but smaller than dragonflies, are found in a large number of colors though blue seems to be the most common. Not just any ho-hum blue, mind you, but rich, vibrant azure hues ranging from deep cobalt through jewel-like turquoise.

Study: 1 in 4 Consumers Considering a Plug-In Car

Cars with cords are coming. It’s inevitable, because everyone from Audi to Volvo is working on one. The first of them will be in showrooms by the end of the year. That’s great, but is there really a market for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles? Consumer Reports says there is and it could be big — provided the cars don’t cost an arm and a leg. Consumer Reports surveyed 1,752 American adults and 26 percent of them said they likely would consider a plug-in car of some kind next time they’re in the market for new wheels. Seven percent said they are “very likely” to consider one. On the other hand, 72 percent said they are unlikely to contemplate getting one. Still, one in four is a respectable figure for a technology still in its infancy, and EV advocates say it bodes well for the success of cars like the Nissan Leaf EV, Chevrolet Volt range-extended electric vehicle and the Toyota Prius plug-in hybrid.

Suisun Bay's Ghost Fleet May Finally R.I.P.

The federal government and environmental groups reached an agreement Wednesday that will mean the end of the ghost fleet of retired ships in Suisun Bay. The vessels were once part of a mighty reserve fleet of warships and freighters, but time and neglect has turned them into what one environmental advocate called "a floating toxic waste dump." Only 52 ships remain of a fleet that once was as big as a good-size Navy, and these rusting old vessels will be removed and cleaned up for an ocean voyage to Texas, where they will be scrapped. The fleet will be reduced gradually, with 25 ships in the worst condition taken out within two years and the remainder by fall 2017. The settlement, which must be approved by a federal court in Sacramento, ends a long dispute over the ships, which have been a fixture in the bay just east of Benicia for generations.

Three Deuces and a Four-Speed: The Rise and Fall of the Pontiac GTO

As many of our readers are probably aware, General Motors announced at the end of April 2009 that its venerable Pontiac division will become extinct in late 2010. This week, we take a look at the rise and fall of the car that many consider the definitive Pontiac: the original GTO. As we have previously discussed, until the mid-1950s, Pontiac made some of America's least-distinguished cars. They were solid, dependable, and not unattractive, but they were staid and dull to the point of invisibility. By 1955, sales were slumping badly, and the division needed help if it was to survive.

New Dandheld HIV Detector Fits Into Your iPod Case

A new device invented by researchers at California's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) could make it easier than ever to test for HIV on the go, reports Physorg.com. Since the handheld detector is about the size of an iPod, it could also help monitor HIV/AIDS epidemics in rural African regions where access to testing is currently nonexistent. In addition to being battery-powered and pocket-sized, the device is efficient, too. It can provide a full immune system check-up in less than 10 minutes without sacrificing quality. "The quality of their test is great," said researcher Bernhard Weigl of PATH, an independent reviewer. "If you look at their graph, it pretty much looked like the graph you would get from a big instrument."

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