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Toyota's Troubles with 2010 Prius Recalls »

The once pristine reputation of Toyota, a company known for making safe, economical cars, has been besmirched by rampant reports of potentially lethal gas pedal problems in certain models. How will this impact Toyota's future? Kevin and Ray Wert, Editor-in-Chief of Jalopnik.com, discuss the issue and more in The Loop. February 8, 2010

Sundance Film Festival Wrap-Up »

The esteemed 2010 Sundance Film Festival has finally come to a close. Kevin Pereira talks to Devin Faraci from CHUD.com about the winning films that captured both audiences and buyers. February 1, 2010

Apple Unveils the iPad »

It's been a big day of announcements from the Apple event in San Francisco. Kevin Pereira talks to Mark Wilson from Gizmodo and tech correspondent Dave Mathews about the iPad, Steve Jobs' keynote address and more. January 27, 2010

California's New Medical Marijuana Ordinances »

Last week, the Los Angeles City Council voted on changes in controls on medical marijuana dispensaries. Kevin Pereira talks to Steve DeAngelo, the Executive Director of Harborside Health Center, on what's in store from these changes and how patients will be affected. January 25, 2010

Apple Unveiling "Latest Creation" »

Today, Apple announced that their "latest creation" would finally be unveiled next week at a special event. Kevin Pereira talks to David Ewalt from Forbes.com about what consumers can expect to hear from Apple, from their long-anticipated tablet, the iPhone 4 and more. January 19, 2010

Google vs. China »

Yesterday, Google countered China's Internet censorship policy after discovering that an attempt to hack the emails of human rights activists. Kevin Pereira and Tom Krazit from CNet.com delve into Google's move and the effects of their closing their operations in China. January 14, 2010

Spider-Man 4 Reboot News »

Yesterday, movie geeks were dismayed to learn that Sam Raimi and Sony had officially parted ways, leaving the fate of 'Spider-Man 4' up in the air. Kevin Pereira talks to Jeff Katz from GeeKWeek.com and HitFix.com's Drew McWeeny about Sony's reboot script from Jamie Vanderbilt and what's in store for Spidey fans everywhere. January 12, 2010

Late Night TV Shake-up News »

The TV industry is in upheaval over the reports about NBC's cancellation of Jay Leno's late night TV experiment and Conan O'Brien's fate at the network. Kevin Pereira talks to Michael Schneider from Variety about what's really going on with the late night TV line-up. January 11, 2010

Google Nexus One News »

Google's Nexus One phone has finally been officially announced. Kevin Pereira talks to MG Siegler of Techcrunch for an overview of the new super phone and what Google can offer mobile users. January 5, 2010

The Pro vs. Cons of Avatar »

With James Cameron's Avatar hitting the one billion dollar mark this week, Chris Hardwick talks to Devin Faraci from CHUD.com and David Poland from The Hot Blog about whether this groundbreaking film deserves its box office success. January 4, 2010

2010 Movie Preview Guide »

2009 may soon be over, but we can't wait to see what's in store for 2010 when it comes to film! Kevin Pereira talks to Adam B. Vary from Entertainment Weekly and Devin Faraci from CHUD.com about the most highly anticipated movies of 2010, like 'Kick-Ass' and 'Iron Man 2.' December 23, 2009

Operation Chokehold: Digital Flash Mob »

Dan Lyons, aka "Fake Steve Jobs," joins Kevin Pereira to talk about his Operation Chokehold, a digital flash mob planned for Friday against AT&T in response to the network's complaints about "bandwidth hogs." Find out how political and consumer activism is changing in the digital age. December 15, 2009

Google's Nexus One Phone Leaked »

Has the iPhone killer finally arrived? The highly anticipated Google phone, Nexus One, leaked over the weekend and Kevin Pereira talks to Engadget's Joshua Topolsky about this latest smart phone "on steroids" and what this could mean for consumers. December 14, 2009

Facebook's Health Reform Fraud »

Amidst the national health care reform, the health insurance industry has been caught bribing Facebook gamers with "virtual currency" to send letters opposing reform to Congress. Kevin Pereira discusses this practice with Nicholas Carlson, Sr. Editor of BusinessInsider.com, on how it could affect social networking as we know it. December 10, 2009

Feds Ping Sprint GPS Data »

Big Brother is watching and apparently he's using Sprint to do it. Recently, it came to light that law enforcement agencies have been tracking the movements of millions of Sprint subscribers via GPS for over a year. What does this mean for your privacy? Find out in The Loop! December 2, 2009

The UK's Crackdown on Piracy & Gaming »

The UK government has officially announced its controversial Digital Economy Bill to cover illegal file sharing, videogame classification and radio broadcasting. Kevin Pereira finds out how this legal framework could affect consumers here in the States. November 23, 2009

The Most Influential Web Moments of the Past Decade »

There's no denying the Internet's impact on every day life. That's why Kevin Pereira talks to David-Michel Davies, the Executive Director of the Webby Awards, to talk about the top most influential web moments of the decade. November 17, 2009

The Battle Between PC and Console Games »

Kevin Pereira is joined by Abbie Heppe of X-Play for a discussion about whether or not the popularity of console gaming is taking away from the resources and attention once dedicated to PC gaming. November 16, 2009

News Corps. vs The Internet »

With Rupert Murdoch's suggestion to remove News Corps content from Google, Kevin Pereira talks to Caroline McCarthy from CNET.com about which sites will be affected and how exactly the chairman plans to move forward with his idea. November 9, 2009

The Future of Digital Home Video Delivery »

With the news over Best Buy entering the digital movie and TV business, Kevin Pereira talks to Dan Frommer, Deputy Editor of Business Insider, about the future (or end?) of physical media in the entertainment industry. November 3, 2009