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LiveScience.com - The cellular origin of smell, sex and self-recognition has been discovered in a study of mice.

AP - HULU PLUS: Hulu, the website with shows from ABC, Fox and NBC, is now available as an app for iPhones, iPod Touches, iPads and Samsung Internet-connected TVs. High-definition shows look great even on big TVs, and the iPhone version works over the cellular network.

Christopher Null - Good news for fans of GM’s pioneering OnStar service: Beginning with 2011-model-year automobiles, the company will expand the system from the car to the cell phone, extending broad control over your car to your pocket.

Sources say Lohan is sleeping, eating well in custody so far.By Jocelyn Vena Lindsay Lohan Photo: MTV News Two days into Lindsay Lohan's jail sentence, her mother, Dina, and sister, Ali, visited the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, California, where the actress is currently being held. They spent more than an hour at the jail, but it is unknown whether or not they actually met with Lindsay, People.com reports. Although exceptions can be made, visiting hours at Lynwood are on weekends for family and friends, who can also leave money for inmates to buy necessities in the jail. A rep for Ali Lohan hadn't responded to MTV News' request for comment about the visit as of press time. According to a source in the jail, Lohan is worried about her safety but has "slept soundly for most of her time in custody" and is being "cooperative." While Lindsay will likely only serve two weeks of her 90-day sentence, she has expressed concerns about being around the other inmates despite reassurances she would be kept away from the general public. Lindsay has been adjusting to life behind bars. On Wednesday, according to the report, she ate breakfast, which included cold cereal and a hard-boiled egg. A source adds that Lindsay has "devoured all the food served to her." Popeater.com reports that Lindsay, who has released two albums, has already come up with a way to pass her time in custody. A source tells the website that "Lindsay is going to spend her time in jail writing new songs that she will record the second she gets out. Her emotions are so raw at the moment the material will be her best ever. It will definitely get nominated for a Grammy." The website also reports that while her mother and sister have made efforts to visit her, her father is unwelcome at the jail. "Her father will not be allowed to visit her," a source said. "She wants no part of him." Ironically, the woman in the cell next to Lindsay's is "Pretty Wild" star Alexis Neiers, who was one of the people involved with a string of robberies in the Los Angeles area that targeted celebrities including Lohan. A watch of Lohans' was found at Neiers' home. Related Videos Lindsay Lohan: Crime And Punishment Related Photos Lindsay Lohan Goes To Court The Highs And Lows Of Lindsay Lohan Related Artists Lindsay Lohan

Ah, cruel fate! Lindsay Lohan probably wanted to spend her jail time in quiet contemplation. Maybe she’d carve herself a chess set, or take a class to learn how to read good. But her stint in the clink just got more interesting. According to People, Lindsay Lohan’s cell is right next to the cell occupied

'Being in that environment and having those daily surroundings, it's going to affect you,' Tip tells Complex magazine.By Mawuse Ziegbe T.I. Photo: Kevin Winter/ Getty Images Almost immediately after he finished a jail bid for gun charges in March, T.I. set out to reclaim his status as a hip-hop king — hitting the mixtape circuitand huddling in the studio with Lady Gaga and Swizz Beatz. But that doesn't mean jail wasn't a serious setback. "It did make me worse in a sense. ... Putting me in prison took me off [a positive] path a little bit, and now I'm working to get back on that path — or at least back on the path to the extent that I was before I went in," T.I. told Complex magazine. Before heading to jail, T.I. was serving part of his sentence by counseling at-risk kids and notched over 200 speaking engagements warning young people about violence on the MTV show "Road To Redemption." T.I., who is on the cover of the magazine's August/September issue, says that the jail atmosphere definitely took its toll. "I lost a little bit of my positive focus during that period of incarceration. Being in that environment and having those daily surroundings, it's going to affect you." One result was that he actually tuned out when it came to music. "I didn't listen much to records when I was in there. Music is what I do every day. That made me more homesick than anything," he said. Instead, T.I. logged lots of TV hours to pass the time. "I watched series like 'Sons of Anarchy.' I'm a fan. It's another form of 'The Sopranos' to me. I watched football and ESPN." But, the most popular show on the cellblock — "True Blood" — held no appeal for him. "I couldn't really [watch it]. They got into that sh-- heavy," T.I. said. "The whole prison damn near shut down. Everybody left off the yard, like, ' "True Blood" coming on!' They went crazy for it — there's a bunch of sex in it, so they were tuning in for that." T.I.'s King Uncaged drops in September. Which collaboration are you looking forward to hearing on T.I.'s next album? Let us know in the comments below! Related Videos MTV News Extended Play: T.I. Related Artists T.I.

The power to control living things and objects from a distance is a popular supernatural talent in science fiction and fantasy: Witches fling spells at foes and X-Men send chairs and tables flying with telekinesis, for example. But when it comes to remotely controlling biological organisms, science has a few tricks up its sleeve, too--although there's nothing metaphysical about them. Manipulating biological processes with minimal interference, from the cellular level to the behavior of whole organisms, is a burgeoning scientific effort to better understand how living things work and to develop more effective treatments for a range of medical disorders.



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