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Beginning in early January, the Wexner Center Film/Video program will begin continuous programming of two screens within the newly christened Gateway Film Center's seven screens, essentially tripling the number of film screens at the Wexner Center's disposal. This means having access to an even fuller spectrum of film repertoire and allowing us to premiere more films at the Wex, which can then be immediately followed by their run at the Gateway. In addition, it allows Campus Partners to re-conceive the entire Gateway theater venue to better accommodate the OSU community as well as local and regional audiences. Read more here.

For this week's Photoshop Contest, I asked you to turn today's user-friendly gadgets into cold, utilitarian Soviet-era relics. It's probably for the best that these don't actually exist.

First Place—Bobo the Teddy
Second Place—Paul Vasco
Third Place—Goodie to You Dot Com

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The Times's Pete Thamel and Kevin Armstrong, along with Zach Hillesland, a former Notre Dame forward, will provide analysis and updates throughout the day.

Iraq’s electoral commission said Tuesday that it would announce partial results of parliamentary elections on Wednesday.

Hal Steinbrenner says the New York Yankees won't alter their policy against contract extensions and will deal with Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Joe Girardi after the season.

Alex Rodriguez says he is "at ease, no matter what" with his relationship with a Canadian sports doctor embroiled in a cross-border drug smuggling investigation involving human growth hormone and another drug.

Quentin Tarantino didn't win an Oscar this week, but this wasn't exactly what he had in mind for a consolation prize. The Inglourious Basterds helmer has been hit...

Carl Edwards will not be suspended for intentionally wrecking Brad Keselowski's car during last weekend's NASCAR race in Atlanta.

Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick says the possible expansion of the Big Ten could create changes in major college football that force the Fighting Irish to give up their football independence.

Machete-wielding Muslims have been blamed for the slaughter of hundreds of Christian villagers in Nigeria, but analysts say the conflict not necessarily rooted in religion.

The man accused of trying to blackmail comedian David Letterman, is expected to enter a guilty plea in a hearing Tuesday afternoon, according to a source familiar with the investigation.

Connecticut's Caroline Doty will play in the Big East championship game after a scary head and neck injury during the Huskies' NCAA-record 71st straight victory.

Water-scraper is a concept piece entered into the eVoIo Skyscraper Competition which shows a future where people live and work underwater. Harnessing wave, wind and solar power to generate electricity, it's a future world I'd be thrilled to live in.

We'd also be able to grow food using aquaculture and hydroponic ways—though if it just tastes like algae I might stick with city-living for a while longer. [Water-scraper via Inhabitat]

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Investigators began their fifth day of scouring New Orleans, Louisiana, for a missing energy executive on Tuesday, and police say he could have fallen into the Mississippi River.

The prodigal sidekick has returned. And how. For the first time since Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show departure, Andy Richter appeared on TV this morning, filling in for a...

Principals in Harlem are using firms to help lure students with Web sites, brochures and open houses.

A plan to reserve a third of the seats in India’s legislatures for women plunged Parliament into chaos and threatened the governing coalition.