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Eric Brown is an IBTimes reporter who eats far too much pizza. He is a graduate of Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, and currently resides in Brooklyn.

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President Obama Gives Parenting Advice To New Father Jay-Z

Although President Barack Obama is busy planning his campaign strategy in the final days leading to the Nov. 6 presidential election, it appears he still has time to catch up with an old friend every once in a while, even -- or especially -- when that friend is multiplatinum rap icon and superstar Jay-Z.

Florida CEO Urges Employees To Donate $2,500 To Romney Campaign

Arthur L. Allen, the CEO and president of ASG Software Solutions in Naples, Fla., reportedly sent his U.S.-based employees an email asking each of them not only to vote for Mitt Romney in the presidential election, but also to donate as much as $2,500 to the Romney campaign.

Latest 'Assassin's Creed 3' Trailer Sheds Light On Desmond

As hype builds for the highly anticipated release of “Assassin’s Creed III,” more information on the game is emerging every day. And the latest piece of marketing is a trailer focusing not on the series' assassins but on its often-unseen protagonist Desmond Miles.

Cable News Networks Shun Third-Party Debate Taking Place On Tuesday

While Monday marks the end of the U.S. presidential debates for Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, it won’t be the end of the debate season for everyone. Third-party candidates, including Gary Johnson and Dr. Jill Stein, will be holding their own debate on Tuesday , although major cable networks such as CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC are refusing to air it.

As Texas Icon Big Tex Burns Down, Twitter Users Draw Offensive Comparisons To 9/11

An electrical fire at the Texas State Fair on Friday destroyed the Dallas landmark Big Tex, a 52-foot tall statue of a Texan that had been a staple at the fair for over 60 years. While it’s understandable that plenty of Texans are upset about the loss of Big Tex, it’s a bit less understandable to compare its destruction to September 11.

Jeremy Epstein, 1st Debate Questioner, Now Leans To Obama

Even after addressing both presidential candidates personally in Tuesday night’s debate, 20-year-old Jeremy Epstein appears to be leaning towards Obama, especially after criticizing Romney for his repeated interruptions during the debate.

Tig Notaro's 'Live' Standup Special Sells 75,000 Copies

The day after standup comedian Tig Notaro was diagnosed with breast cancer, she performed a set at Largo in Los Angeles, announcing her illness and launching into an extremely honest and darkly comic 30 minute-routine which quickly became the stuff of comedy legend. Now, one week after Notaro released “Live,” a recording of the August 3 set, exclusively on Louis CK’s website, the standup special has sold over 75,000 copies

Famed Actor Gary Collins Is Dead At 74

Gary Collins, actor and television talk-show host, died early Saturday in Biloxi, Miss. Collins may have been best known for his talk show “Hour Magazine,” which ran for eight years in the 1980s. Collins also made many memorable guest appearances on shows such as “Charlie’s Angels,” “Fantasy Island,” and “The Love Boat.” Collins was 74.

Netflix Releases Dedicated App For Windows 8

While Microsoft has not yet released its latest operating system Windows 8, the company has already added a high-profile application for the new OS to its Windows Store: Digital streaming service Netflix released an app on Saturday.

'Friday Night Lights' Creator Requests Romney Cease And Desist Use Of 'Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose'

During the past few months of his presidential-election campaign, Republican candidate Mitt Romney has employed the catchphrase “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose,” which is associated with the television series “Friday Night Lights.” On Friday, Peter Berg, who created the TV series based on H. G. Bissinger's eponymous book, sent Romney a letter requesting that he cease and desist his use of the catchphrase.

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