I listen to way too much news. I feel if I don't, I'll miss the Second Coming, spreading Tsunami, in coming meteor, rising melt water from glaciers, a solar flare that might fry me, alien invasion or next terror attack that has been promised for the past four years. Since I don't want to miss these things, I listen to way too much news.

Currently cricket world cup is underway at the Caribbean Islands and fans are very eager to know about all the happenings on the field through the latest cricket news. During the world cup or for that matter any other tournament there is bound to be some news about the various things which are happening both on and off the field during the tournament. Stale news is of no importance and interest to anyone and this is why latest cricket news is all the more popular for people who follow the game regularly.

It's all over the Internet. It's prominent on the cable news stations. It's become popular on the network news. You can see it in the tabloids in the newsstands. Everywhere you can see the tragic mistakes of the modern celebrity. It's all celebrity bad behavior all the time. The media's sensational stories of celebrities' personal, sad, and tragic problems have created its own industry of faux news.

How much real news does "the most informed public in the world" get from network newscasts? That sex sells and money talks predates the Dead Sea Scrolls. Those who have significant quantities of either usually keep quiet about it. Those who don't but wish they had, may get it vicariously from cinema, television, the Internet and broadcast news.

The Beach Metro Community News not only covers the local news, it also makes news - as a volunteer organization that acts as the virtual glue of the community, as a champion of important neighbourhood causes, as an organization who identifies and honours volunteers who make the community work, and as a significant donor that contributes much-needed funding to important neighbourhood organizations.