Perez Hilton — In India ,this may be partly true. Children inspired by the popular books and movies of the wizarding world of have been asking their parents for and trapping owls to copy Harry Potter and his friends. In the story, Harry keeps a white owl named Hed... more info

AOL Music — (Oct. 12) -- New Carnegie Mellon University graduate student Heather Knight just wanted to get to know some of the robots on campus. What she found was a population explosion. more info

AOL Music — (Sept. 30) -- The journal Nature says 80 percent of the world's population -- about 5 billion people -- lives in areas where river mismanagement and pollution have led to a high threat to water security. more info

Guardian Music — Was the world ever at peace? Classical music – that's the Ramomes, not Mozart; The joy of buttered parsnipsHas the world ever been at peace? First one must define "peace" and "war". There is no clear division, but a continuum of violence from a mi... more info

AOL Music — (July 28) -- A day before Arizona's tough new immigration law was scheduled to take effect, a nonpartisan research group reported that population growth in developed countries like the U.S. has "essentially peaked" and that what little growth remains... more info

Mjsbigblog — Here’s an update from the United Nations Foundation regarding the money raised from Kris Allen’s mini-fundraiser on American Idol last February. Good job, everyone. Read more HERE: Washington, D.C. (Vocus/PRWEB ) July 8, 2010 ... more info

Popdose —   I pretty much hate myself right now. I hate myself because Hail the Villain is the type of group I’ve ripped a new asshole over the last decade or so. And yet, I can’t stop listening to their new album, Population: Declining. I don’t think I... more info

AOL Music — (June 8) -- A new report by the California Department of Finance says that even as the state's total population increased slightly, the number of white Californians dropped in 2008, continuing a trend that could soon make Hispanics the largest ethnic... more info

AOL Music — (June 4) -- The number of inmates in local jails across the United States is down for the first time since the government started tracking the numbers in 1982, according to the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics. more info

L.A. Times - News — California added 393,000 new people in 2009, while Los Angeles added 44,000, according to a new report from the state Department of Finance. more info