A smash show at the moon’s south pole

In the pre-dawn hours Friday, while those on the West Coast still snooze, a rocket is scheduled to punch a 13-foot-deep hole in a crater at the moon ’s south pole that hasn’t seen sunlight in billions of years. The purpose: to find out whether ice lies hidden there. NASA’s Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, which set out for the moon back in June, made a late course correction Tuesday to better position itself to steer a rocket into the 2-mile-deep crater Cabeus at 4:30 a.m. P

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USHER pens song regarding his pending divorce to Tameka Foster. The first single to his upcoming album is entitled “Papers”. The tune, which premiered online Monday, references pivotal moments in Usher’s personal life, including his decision to fire his mother as his manager. “I gave my heart and turned my back against the world ‘cuz you were my girl,” he sings, continuing, “I done damn near lost my mama/I done been through so much drama/I done turned into the man I never thought I’d be/I

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Still ‘eavy, but there’s nothing to be humble about.