The 29 Chinese fishermen and three boats seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans are free and have arrived in China, reports say.

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North Koreans ‘free Chinese crew’

“Orange, Red, Yellow,” a 1961 canvas by Mark Rothko, sold for nearly $87 million, and prices for artists like Pollock also brought record amounts.

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Rothko Painting Sells for Record, Nearly $87 Million, at Christie’s

Disney Studios has scrapped plans for a 3D remake of The Beatles’ 1968 film Yellow Submarine, according to industry paper Hollywood Reporter.

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Disney ‘scuttle’ 3D Yellow Submarine remake

Disney Studios has scrapped plans for a 3D remake of The Beatles’ 1968 film Yellow Submarine, according to industry paper Hollywood Reporter.

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Disney ‘scuttle’ 3D Yellow Submarine remake

Industry simply doesn’t have an incentive to kick its fossil fuel habit. Have you ever found yourself in the midst of a disaster–like taking a bend in the road too fast on a rainy night–where every second seems impossibly stretched? The situation unfolds in slow motion. You know exactly how it turns out, even before your car plows into the guardrail. Somehow, there’s time to ponder what you could have done differently–slowed at the yellow sign–and wish you could turn back the clock. read more

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Our Slow-Motion Global Accident

South Korea’s foreign minister headed Sunday to Washington, in preparation for much anticipated talks with his U.S. and Japanese counterparts about the tense situation in and around the Yellow Sea.

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N. Korea subject of talks on Monday

Joint military exercises between South Korea and the United States continued in the Yellow Sea on Monday as tensions with nearby North Korea continue to brew.

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S. Korea vows ‘firm’ response

In dispatching the aircraft carrier USS George Washington to the Korean Peninsula on Wednesday, the Obama administration said it was putting on a show of U.S. support for South Korea.

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U.S. carrier dispatched to Yellow Sea

The man who plies a gruesome trade on China’s Yellow River

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Fishing for bodies

Paper is in peril. Hardcover book sales, down; e-book sales, soaring. Magazine and newspaper circulations are in decline. When was the last time you let your fingers do the walking in the Yellow Pages?

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Ya gotta hand it to ‘em

The Chinese navy begins artillery exercises in the Yellow Sea, days before the US and South Korea hold similar manoeuvres there.

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China begins Yellow Sea exercises

Dalian, China was the scene of a large oil spill recently after an oil pipeline exploded, allowing oil to gush out and cover more than 70 square miles of the Yellow Sea.