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This week we spotlight worship leader and former Delirious? frontman Martin Smith. He has a new solo album out (God's Great Dance Floor, Step 01) and he shares with us his heart for God and these new songs he's created. We also talk to innovation leader Bobby Gruenewald. Read More

 

This is a big week for space nerds, as one of the year's biggest movies and one of the year's biggest albums both land this week, and both feature deeply futuristic trappings. And yet, both also come with curiously grounded cores, as both Star Trek Into Darkness and Daft Punk's Random Access Memories are more notable for their old fashioned sense than they are for all the high-tech, futuristic, gosh-wow antics. Read More

 

Scientists aren't quite sure how Armani, an anteater at the LEO Zoological Conservation Center in Greenwich, Conn., managed to get pregnant with her second child, Archie. After Armani gave birth to her first daughter, she was separated from her mate to ensure the safety of little Alice, since anteater fathers have a habit of killing their young. However, Armani has since given birth to Archie, and nobody's quite sure how. The center's founder, Marcella Leone, says that this might be a case of "delayed implantation," but other scientists are saying they don't think such a thing is possible in giant anteaters. So, they're sticking with the whole "immaculately conceived" theory ... Discuss

 

9-year-old Alayna Adams threw out the first pitch before Thursday's Tampa Bay Rays-Boston Red Sox game, and the rest is better watched than described. Suffice to say, if you're having a bad day, this will make it better. If you're having a good day, this will make that better too. And, either way, grab a box of tissues ... Discuss

 

Sigur Rós will appear on Sunday night’s episode of The Simpsons, and in honor of the appearance, the band’s record label has released this amazing poster. In the episode, Homer and the gang travel to the band’s home country of Iceland while chasing down Carl, who has fled the states with a winning lottery ticket. The entire animated adventure will be scored with special music performed by Sigur Rós, and the opening theme song will be replaced with a special cover composed by the band. If this isn’t a good reason to watch The Simpsons again, than we don’t know what is … Discuss

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