Gold’s Strength Stalls (TheStreet.com)

A look at the charts suggests gold is headed for more corrective declines, but its medium- to long-term upward trend remains in place.

Phelps Swims to Gold in Long Beach (USA Swimming)

Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps (Baltimore, Md.) claimed the gold in the 400y IM Sunday night at the Southern California Grand Prix in Long Beach, Calif. Phelps held off Japan’s Hidemasa Sano in the final race of the night to take home his second gold medal of the meet.

Environmental worries amid new West Coast gold rush (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)

The high price of gold appears to have sparked a new rush to mine West Coast alluvial deposits and angst in one community over pollution and noise.

AMC developing ‘Black Gold’ (The Hollywood Reporter)

AMC is set to announce a new miniseries in development — “Black Gold: The Teapot Dome Scandal.”

Canada’s Rush, Brown win World Cup gold, tie with Germans (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

Canadians Lyndon Rush and brakeman Lascelles Brown captured their first two-man bobsleigh World Cup event Saturday in Switzerland, finishing in a dead heat with Andre Lange and Kevin Kuske of Germany to share gold. On the women’s side, Canada’s Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse were fourth.

AMC developing ‘Black Gold’ (The Hollywood Reporter)

AMC is set to announce a new miniseries in development — “Black Gold: The Teapot Dome Scandal.”

Lyndon Rush and Lascelles Brown win their first World Cup two-man bobsled gold (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

ST. MORITZ, Switzerland – Canadians Lyndon Rush and brakeman Lascelles Brown won their first two-man bobsled World Cup event Saturday, finishing in a dead heat with Germany’s Andre Lange and Kevin Kuske to share gold.

Canada’s Rush, Brown win World Cup gold, tie with Germans (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

Canadians Lyndon Rush and brakeman Lascelles Brown captured their first two-man bobsleigh World Cup event Saturday in Switzerland, finishing in a dead heat with Andre Lange and Kevin Kuske of Germany to share gold. On the women’s side, Canada’s Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse were fourth.

Olympic Fees Steal The Gold (Forbes)

NBC watches as Vancouver gold goes down the drain.

Lyndon Rush and Lascelles Brown win their first World Cup two-man bobsled gold (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

ST. MORITZ, Switzerland – Canadians Lyndon Rush and brakeman Lascelles Brown won their first two-man bobsled World Cup event Saturday, finishing in a dead heat with Germany’s Andre Lange and Kevin Kuske to share gold.

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