Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Disabled 4-Year-Old Told to Remove Leg Braces and Walk Through Metal Detector [Tsa Horror Story]
It gets worse: Ryan Thomas was en route to Orlando, to celebrate his fourth birthday at Disney World. Now we know how the Grinch got his start: airport security.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Joe Biden's Cursed Motorcade Hits Two Olympic Champs [Not Again]
Biden's motorcade was in yet another accident late Sunday, this time in Vancouver. Skating champ Peggy Fleming and bobsled star Vonetta Flowers sustained 'minor injuries.' From now on, let's just roll him around in a wad of bubble wrap. [NYT]
Mena Blue at Fashion Week
Thursday, February 11, 2010
John Mayer Quits the Media Game [Babe In The Woods]
Pop crooner John Mayer, embroiled in controversy after saying the n-word in a Playboy interview, apparently broke down on stage last night, apologized for his careless words, and said that he's quitting 'the media game.'
Is he going to quit being a douche?
Beer May Be Good for Your Bones
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Everybody Hates Chuck Todd [Hazing]
Barack Obama held a press conference today. While the availability may have assuaged concerns about the press' unprecedented lack of access to Obama, it did nothing to allay concerns that he calls on that jerk Chuck Todd too much.
Glenn Beck does go too far
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Where is Obama?
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Matthews Attacks Palin for 12 Minutes: 'Can a Palm Reader be President?' 'Is She a Balloon Head?'
Chris Matthews Monday went on a twelve minute attack on former Alaska governor Sarah Palin that should make his fellow MSNBCers and the liberal blogosphere quite happy.
Here's how Monday's "Hardball" began:
Can a palm reader be president? What do we think of kids in school who write stuff on their hands to get through a test? What do we think of a would-be political leader who does it to look like she`s speaking without notes? What do we think of Sarah Palin this weekend answering pre-screened questions from a like-minded audience in Nashville, a tea party convention, and still having to put a cheat sheet on her palm to answer what she calls the basics of her beliefs? How can someone presume to be auditioning for president when they can`t even answer questions they know are coming?
You mean people should be encouraged to gamble...
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Monday, February 8, 2010
At least not everyone on the right is a birther...
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It will be interesting to see who this plays out...
Don't count her out...
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Friday, February 5, 2010
What a radical though... people have reason to be angry!
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
I don't think anyone wants to see this...
I mean ANYONE!
in reference to: http://www.popcrunch.com/john-edwards-rielle-hunter-sex-tape/ (view on Google Sidewiki)Paris Hilton As Marilyn Monroe
Paris did her best Marilyn on the set of photo shoot for her upcoming fragrance campaign on Friday.
Kinda Blue [Snap Judgment]
This is what you call irony...
That someone who has made her whole career off of trials, and cameras in trials would try and keep the cameras out of her trial.
in reference to: http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/tv-host-nancy-grace-taped-court-desposition-judge/story?id=9673094 (view on Google Sidewiki)Really???
You can't say "hell" on TV... that is so pointless.
in reference to: http://www.bestweekever.tv/2010-02-02/want-to-say-go-to-hell-in-a-super-bowl-ad-you-can-go-to-hell/ (view on Google Sidewiki)Why not twitter...
You got to do something while you are stuck in an elevator.
in reference to: http://www.popcrunch.com/ann-curry-stuck-in-elevator-tweets-through-orderal/ (view on Google Sidewiki)Monday, February 1, 2010
I like Megyn
I actually think this is a good interview. She asks some good questions.
in reference to: http://hotair.com/archives/2010/02/01/video-megyn-kelly-smacks-down-gloria-allred/ (view on Google Sidewiki)I wouldn't hold out hope for the Lohans
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Cell phone bans do little to reduce crashes, study finds
New data from the Highway Loss Data Institute finds that laws requiring hands-free devices for cell phones don't change accident rates.
Scott Brown on healthcare reform: whole plan should be scrapped
Scott Brown said Sunday that he would work with President Obama on pocketbook issues like $33 billion in tax cuts to businesses that hire. But he sees no future for the healthcare reform bill.