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Explosions in the Sky tell the Miami New Times the stories behind all the songs on their new album, Take Care.

The Huffington Post is not optimistic about CBS’ Fall lineup.

Elementary school lunch blogger Martha Payne refuses to be censored.

Is cancelled HBO show Bored to Deathheading for the big screen?

Wired lists the domain names they wish existed.

What are you up to this weekend? Having a remote YouTube party, maybe?

Paste’s 10 favorite music podcasts.

Is TV becoming more literary?

Bob Seger, Gordon Lightfoot inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Buzzfeed teaches us how to make the perfect Pimm’s cup.

T.J. Miller does comedy / sandwich art on Conan last night:

The iPhone concept design is crazy awesome:

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Enron? Really?

Mysterious Enron website sparks rumors of Houston company's comeback

Photo by James Nielsen/Getty Images

Despite the website, the energy company most likely isn't making a comeback.

Is one of American history's most famous corporate downfalls getting a second chance at life?

On Dec. 2, 2001, exactly 23 years ago, Enron declared bankruptcy.

Within hours, one of America's most exciting energy companies crumpled under its own weight. More than 25,000 lost their jobs and pensions immediately.

Houston's TV screens were filled with images of workers leaving 1400 Smith, the company's headquarters, with boxes and bewildered looks.

But now, Enron is back again.

On Monday, the new Enron launched its website, paid for a full-page ad in the Houston Chronicle, published at least two billboards, and produced a gauzy promotional video touting the company.

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