Cooper’s a reporter from CNN. He has his own show, “Anderson Cooper 360,” where he interviews important individuals.

He traveled to Africa recently with President Obama to interview him for his show as well.  Cooper is a powerful reporter and has been nicknamed a “Silver Fox.” So ladies, would you date him?

Well you can’t. He’s got a boyfriend. Out magazine ranked him as the #2 in the list of 50 “Most Powerful Gay Men and Women in America.”

So gentlemen! Would you date him? (Did you see what I did there? Hahaha:])

Global warming is a very broad topic, covering population growth, carbon emissions, and politics. However, one thing is clear. The earth is getting warmer.

Scientists have just now found out that the Arctic Icecap is getting thinner! They already knew that ice the size of Rhode Island was breaking off of the mass. But just now, scientists have found out that the icecap is getting thinner.

That’s pretty much the expository part of this. Here comes the part where I ask, are you kidding me? Scientists are spending money figuring out things that anybody with a glass of ice water can find out.

I’d love to be a scientist who gets paid to point out the most obvious things in the world.

Now there’s no reason to be mad!

Spanish scientists have isolated this protein (left) that increases visual memory. RGS-14 was given to mice and their visual memory was increased by a whopping 1500 times.

The idea of offering this over-the-counter is baffling. We could stop worrying about tests and driving directions. We could beat any game requiring quick recall. Our new powerful memories would boost our way of life!

What do you guys think? Would you try it?

They’re at it again! AIG’s back to rewarding their executives with major, major, bonuses totaling to $250 million dollars. What’s worse is that in the next coming months, $200M is owed to AIG Financial Products Executives for retainment. Last time, the company went up in flames because it paid the executives $165M.

AIG is looking to the Obama-appointed Feinberg for advice. For those of you who don’t know, Feinberg is responsible for overseeing bonuses for executives in the seven major firms that received bailouts. Feinberg technically isn’t responsible for this bonus because it was promised before he was appointed.

That’s where it gets tricky. If he allows it, the public will be enraged. If he disapproves, then the employees will abandon the company.

What will happen? We’ll see in the coming weeks. Stay tuned, folks :]