Advice From Willow and Jaden Smith; New Samsung Smartphone
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title: Advice From Jaden and Willow Smith
text: Young stars Jaden and Willow Smith, the son and daughter of actor Will Smith, recently sat down with the New York Times to talk about their music, education and how they view the world.
The interview was full of choice quotes from the pair, including big plans for the future.
"I have a goal to be just the most craziest person of all time," Jaden Smith said. "And when I say craziest, I mean, like, I want to do Olympic-level things. I want to be the most durable person on the planet."
Meanwhile, Willow Smith mused about her hit song, "Whip My Hair."
"'Whip My Hair' was a great thing," she said, "When I look back I think, 'Wow, I did so much for young black girls and girls around the world.' Telling them that they can be themselves and to not be afraid to be themselves.”
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title: Samsung's New Galaxy Note Edge Is Here
text: Tech fans are buzzing about the newest phablet to hit the market: Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge.
The most notable feature of the smartphone is the angled edge; the side of the phone is actually another screen. That means users can continue watching a video or searching the Internet on the main screen, and notifications will pop up on the side screen, so you're not distracted.
The phone comes with an "advanced S pen" to write with, and charges 30 percent faster than previous models, Samsung says on its website.
The Galaxy Note Edge is available at select U.S. carriers.
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title: Amy Adams Answers 73 Questions
text: Actress Amy Adams graces the cover of the latest Vogue magazine, for which she answered 73 questions about her life, favorite snacks and new hobbies.
She recently picked up needlepoint, loves cuddling on rainy days and says the best thing that has happened to her this year is turning 40. Her fashion icon? Grace Kelly.
Adams' favorite country to visit is Italy and she'd like to retire in Colorado, she said.
The interview, the latest in the magazine's popular, rapid question-and-answer feature, took place in a ballet studio and also included inquiries from young ballerinas.
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title: Keystone Pipeline Fails in Senate
text: The controversial Keystone pipeline failed to win approval in the Senate Tuesday night by one vote, a blow to Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu, who hoped to be able to push it through.
Landrieu, a Democrat who is in a tight December runoff to keep her Senate seat, was one of the lead sponsors of the bill and had expressed confidence earlier in the day that she and other supporters had rounded up the 60 votes necessary to approve the long stalled oil project.
The final vote was 59-41.
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