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In today’s news, Colonel Gaddafi and one of his sons have been killed; a sheriff in Ohio says all of the freed exotic animals have been accounted for; and the bad feelings between Mitt Romney and Rick Perry started long before their race for the GOP nomination. In entertainment news, Scarlett Johansson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt [...]

The following blog was originally posted on The Huffington Post on October 7 as part of their Advertising Week series.

Reblog this and fill in the blank: “Today is the 1st anniversary of Love is Louder, and I’m going to make love louder by ___________. Join me at www.loveislouder.com.”

Considering Mashable is a blog I read everyday, and Sophia Bush’s tweeting about the Crisis Tracker is getting on the MTV blog, it’s a very exciting day for us here at Invisible Children. Here’s a glimpse of the impact the Crisis Tracker is already making in the press. Spread the word and then check out the LRA Crisis Tracker for yourself.

Mundonick is hosting a public vote for the best projects submitted in the OLPC – Nickelodeon contest across Latin America. Check out the finalists in the contest and vote for your favorite; the winners will be flown in to attend the HALO Awards ceremony this season.
Unfortunately, at the moment these videos can only be viewed from certain IP ranges – including most of Latin America.

President Obama calls on Syrian President Bashar Assad to resign; a series of terror attacks strikes Israel; the Department of Justice is investigating Standard & Poor; Rick Perry calls climate change data “manipulated;” multiple reports surface of Michele Bachmann’s staff pushing and shoving reporters; a Russian company aims to have a space resort set up [...]

Take a trip back to the good ol’ days when Smashing Pumpkins reigned and Moby still had hair. I know this may shock some of you, but there was a time when there was no internet. Watch as MTV’s mid-90’s generation explain the internet. I don’t know what’s funnier people still refering to it as the information super highway or marveling at websites dedicated to Twinkie hiakus. -NS

Today marks the 30th birthday of MTV.  In lieu of moaning about the lack of music videos on the network once named Music Television (we all agree – more videos, less teen moms/frat bro fights), enjoy the first hour ever broadcast on the network back in 1981 courtesy of Stereogum. – AN-H