John Carter

Although a decades-old population shift favoring Sun Belt states slowed this year, the South continues to seize political power once held by the Northeast and Midwest, Census Bureau estimates show. Read More

Although a decades-old population shift favoring Sun Belt states slowed this year, the South continues to seize political power once held by the Northeast and Midwest, Census Bureau estimates show. Read More

Now that Avatar has raised the bar thanks to its cutting-edge visual effects, the folks at Pixar are taking notice. Read More

ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 12/21/09 -- Trueclaim Exploration Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: TRM) has completed the first phase of its Scadding Property drill program. Read More

"I play a character called Matai Shang and he is the ruler of a group of people called the Ferns who are like the old Olympian Gods. They exist--people aren't really sure if they exist, but basically he's a master of the universe. They travel 'round keeping order in the universe. So basically he exists over and above the Martians that exist on the planet. Like I say, he's like an Olympian God. I mean getting to play Matai Shang, Master of the Universe, it doesn't get much better than that." Read More

SIDMOUTH'S John Carter and Jamie Samuel were the heroes as the Exeter and District men's league leaders beat Cranford A 5-4. Read More

A dense fog hung over the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery Saturday as dozens gathered to pay homage to the service and sacrifice of America's veterans by hanging wreaths ahead of the holiday season. Read More

Mark Strong, in an enviable burst of big-budget activity, is Lord Blackwood in the imminently upcoming Sherlock Holmes (his third film for Guy Ritchie) and Sir Godfrey in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood (his second film for Sir Ridders). Read More

For fans of John Carter , Strong says he plays Matai Shang and "over the course of the 3 movies that they're envisioning making, and I've seen the synopsis of the 2 nd and 3 rd , Matai Shang is basically John Carter's nemesis." Read More

Dec 14, 2009 (Congressional Documents and Publications/ContentWorks via COMTEX) -- (WASHINGTON, DC) - Members of the military would no longer fear being accused of "profiling" for reporting dangerous jihadist or other extremist actions and comments if a new bill by U.S. Representative John Carter (R-TX) becomes law. Read More