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Fall's on its way, and what better to look forward to, than a new season of NFL football. In a move that almost shows that professional sports listens to its fans, we are being treated to a first game match up of brother vs brother as Eli Manning and the NY Giants take on Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts!

On September 10th, the regular season opener,is going to be a media circus, and a gambler's dream game. The Manning brothers come from a football family, their dad Archie was also a professional quarterback. Both were No. 1 draft picks, led their teams to the playoffs in their second NFL season and played college football in the Southeastern Conference.

The comparisons end at that, as the older brother, Peyton, 30, has 6 more seasons of experience, and a 2-time NFL MVP. With only 23 starts under his belt, Eli, 25, hopes to carry the torch lit by his father...only thing is...he'll have to beat his brother to do it.



The first ever New York City Half-Marathon (Presented by Nike) is set for August 27th, 2006. The race marks the most significant addition to the New York Road Runners race calendar since the ING New York City Marathon moved to the city streets and all five boroughs in 1976.

With politicians ignoring the housing and financial crisis thats plaguing New York City residents, The Citizens Housing and Planning Council and the Regional Plan Association are releasing a report urging for dramatic changes in NYC's housing and school funding.

Maximo Guerrero, 53, an accused child molestor, was caught in NYC, by the long-arm of the law.

And in un-bias news, Celebrity Jeopardy is coming to New York City. The game show will be taping on October 5th, 7th and 8th, at Radio City Music Hall. Tickets are free, deadlines on August 28th.

In the most embarrasing move since they decided to give out most of its services for free, AOL has 'mistakenly' leaked details of 20 million private search queries from 658,000 of its users to the general public. Amongst obvious search inquires like Britney Spears and Jay-z, were personal searches like "cocaine in urine" ... "how to secretly poison your ex".

Voyuers, perverts, and peeping-toms were dealt a low-blow by a court which ruled that employees have no legal expectation of privacy on company computers.



Sting has reportedly put his pre-war duplex apartment near Central Park, up for sale, at a healthy price of €18.5m.





New York's famed Hit Factory studio, which served as a recording home for everyone from Jay-z to Stevie Wonder, will now serve as a 7-story condominium, after closing in early 2005. Prices will range from about $1.1 million to more than $4 million.