Photo from Library of Congress

See more photos like this - panoramic photos of America's cities from more than 100 years ago.  Beautiful!

Photo by spcbrass on Flickr

Fascinating new maps reveal what may be the most dangerous places in the USA to live.

The maps were created by John Nelson, a UX & Mapping manager at IDV Solutions and were reported by the Business Insider.

Using a spreadsheet he converted the data into a pixelated map of the U.S which created the spectacular graphics. 

After plotting the data he was able to create charts which show the most disaster-prone areas across America.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2343680/The-dangerous-places-live-America-Spectacular-maps-devastating-effects-mother-nature.html#ixzz2WeqRZsM5 
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

It's like Beatlemania, but it's Samboramania.  Or is it Bongiovimania?  Either way, if you feel SCREWED by Jimmy Haslam and Jon Bon Jovi, get your hair fix with WANTED: The Bon Jovi Tribute Band.  Some of their upcoming dates:

Tell 'em you heard it on the Ramos File!  We give love a GOOD name!

Photo by Loimere from Flickr

Beyoncé said it best - let me UPGRADE U! If you're wanting to upgrade your iPhone to the newest OS release but can't wait until it comes out later this year, this is what you need to know.

Here's how to do it.  Don't worry - according to this blog, you won't "brick" your phone if you try and fail.  Remember, iOS7 right now is in "beta" test mode, meaning there will be glitches.  Of course, if you're an iPhone user, you're used to that already.

Get the details here.

These guys had the fight in them, but were not dressed for the occasion.  

From KABC-TV:

A strange case of Los Angeles road rage between two men in business attire was caught on camera. The brawl landed one of the well-dressed men behind bars.

The two men had just gotten off the 405 Freeway at Burbank Boulevard when all of a sudden one of the men, who has made a career out of studying the law, apparently decided to take the law into his own hands.

America's favorite used-to-be late night talk show host had his TV debut waaaay back in the day.  The show was called "Miami Undercover" - King is featured right at the beginning of this clip.