From the June 1991 issue of Car and Driver. In the beginning, hot-rodders lived by the Two Commandments: Thou shalt make it faster, and Thou shalt make it cheaper. Now there's a third command­ment: ...

The skirmishes with immigration agents of the past few days are dwarfed by the widespread rioting, vandalism and violence that engulfed whole neighborhoods in 1992. By Billy Witz Some Republicans have ...

The uproar that followed the verdict handed down in the police beating of Rodney King serves as a mere backdrop for fathers and sons to work out their issues in a heist thriller. By Ben Kenigsberg ...

There are moments in Ariel Vroman’s historical drama-heist thriller “1992” that speak volumes, but one that stands out comes from the late Ray Liotta. “1992” was the actor’s last film, and his ...

Lionsgate has set a release date of Labor Day weekend, August 30, for the action crime thriller 1992, which is one of Ray Liotta‘s final film roles. The Emmy-winning actor co-starred in the movie ...

Ariel Vromen directed the Lionsgate thriller that is set in L.A. during the turbulent titular year and features one of Ray Liotta's final film roles. By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter As ...

You know the fantasy already. An FBI agent calls their office to have someone run a check on a piece of information. It might be a person's name, a car licence plate, or some surveillance footage.

"Some do it because they think it's clever." With the Michelangelo virus due to strike, Newsround get their floppy discs at the ready to report on the growing menace of computer viruses. BBC Archive: ...

In September 1992 computer scientist Tim May, whose inventions had once made him a great deal of money at Intel, invited a group of eminent, free-thinking programmers to his house near Silicon Valley ...

When it comes to LS swaps, lots of folks just figure out which wires need to stay and cut the rest. We decided to aim for something a little cleaner and ended up spending a day prying and cutting the ...

Feature A patch to add a new display driver for Linux is being reviewed. What's unusual is that it's for a machine released 30 years ago. In the words of developer Geert Uytterhoeven: This RFC patch ...