People protesting against health care reform in the US ironically show that they need serious medical treatment themselves — now.

There has been chatter (and a few tweets) about Twitter flatlining. The growth in users is off from its peak of 13% month-to-month growth. Is Twitter falling from its perch?

A couple of Newsline know-it-alls go head-to-head and offer their Oscars predictions.

Are the searches of PIA planes in Toronto last year more signs that a unified security perimeter for North America is in the works?

“Maybe a venue like the Olympics compliments my work, where the obvious rosy picture of perfection exists superficially,” says contemporary miniaturist Tazeen Qayyum.

It shouldn’t be surprising that Bollywood tunes have finally made it into international figure skating.

Should the world believe that therapy, support groups, Buddhism and a now all-powerful wife can turn Tiger Woods into the perfect icon that IMG projected for so long?

It is one line, more than anything else, that damns writer and director James Cameron as being a creator of a racist blockbuster.

In Nine Lives, William Dalrymple travels to India (and dips into Pakistan) to determine if thousands of years of spirituality still have the legs to compete with materialism.

Just a few hours before the opening ceremonies were scheduled to begin on Friday, tragedy struck the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver with the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili.