Marian Liu

Ultra Music Festival tickets go on sale

southflorida.com — The popular Miami electronica music festival goes on sale Tuesday, May 21, for about half as much as it cost this year. Early bird tickets are going for $149.95 at 1 p.m. EST at ultramusicfestival.com , according to a festival release. Except, this time the festival is scheduled for one weekend, as opposed to two, during March 28-30.

Turn Yourself Into a 3D-Printed Star Wars Stormtrooper

mashable.com — for PSFK As part of its Star Wars Weekends event (running from May 17 to June 9), Disney is giving fans the chance to put their face on a 3D-printed Stormtrooper figurine. The D-Tech Me experience at Disney's Hollywood Studios uses a high resolution single-shot 3D face scanner created by Disney Research labs.

Featurette A LEADING MAN

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Mesmerizing Photographs Of Soldiers' Faces Before And After A War

upworthy.com — The faces of soldiers who have seen combat tell a pretty unsettling story.

Twitter Hate Speech Map Pinpoints Racist, Homophobic Hotspots Across U.S.

huffingtonpost.com — The most hateful tweeters in the United States tend to live in the eastern half of the country, according to a new map that pinpoints hate speech from Twitter across country.

Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev is buried in Doswell, Virginia, according to two sources

boston.com — The remains of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev have been buried in a Muslim cemetery in Doswell, a small community in central Virginia located about 15 miles from the state capital of Richmond. Tsarnaev's remains have been interred at the Al-Barzakh Cemetery, a Muslim cemetery.

VOICES Future Journalists Training Program Now Accepting Applications

aaja.org — By Kathy Chow March 7, 2013 VOICES is a rare opportunity for college students to develop multimedia and reporting skills in the company of industry professionals from all over the world. Just as newsrooms across the country are adjusting to smaller staffing and new technology, the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) has redesigned its student convention program to simulate the convergence newsroom of tomorrow.