The White House officially states that E.T. never left home.

Phil Larson of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy wrote on the House’s website that the American government doesn’t have any sufficient evidence to support the existence of aliens.

Larson did acknowledge the fact that the existence of life trillions and trillions of stars away is possible.  But the odds that they could make contact with earthlings is more than unlikely.

The statement was in response to two petitions by American citizens demanding disclosure on the question and answer section of the White House’s website called We the People.

Steven Spielberg’s “The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn” will premiere in North America on December 9 in Quebec.

The movie stars Jamie Bell as Tintin and Daniel Craig as Red Rackham.

Tintin’s world premiere was in Belgium on October 22, and the movie has also been released all throughout Europe. South America and Asia are next, with the movie coming out on Thursday.

A lecture on the intersection of art and pornography will be given tonight in the EV building.

Professor Kelly Dennis will discuss the debate over Internet porn and its economies, its communities, its sexisms and its surveillance.

The lecture is part of Concodia's "Speaking of Photography" series.

Kelly Dennis teaches modern and contemporary art history and the history of photography at the University of Connecticut.

The lecture will take place at 6:30pm tonight in room EV-1.605.

The Occupy protest in Vancouver is being ordered to shut down on Tuesday. Police will monitor the site of tents and other structures if the injunction is approved. Police will then have the power to take authoritative action.

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