Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Gitmo Comfort Movies, newspapers, Sudoku puzzles, and quality health care — just some of the reasons Republican lawmakers are saying life is pretty good for terror suspects at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. Wyoming senator John Barrasso said in an interview with …
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Last week I spoke at my old school, U.C. Berkeley. The city is as delightful as ever: A mix of fall leaves, bright sun and tramp feces. But now, thinking back to my arrival there as a freshman 25 years ago, I realize the city had not only transformed me …
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Sunday on CNN, White House communications director Anita Dunn said this: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) ANITA DUNN, WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: The reality of it is that Fox News often operates almost as either the research arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party. And it’s not ideological, but what …
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Michael Jackson was only 50 when he died, but his success spanned several half-generations. And each decade of his career left a distinctly different impression on his newest fans. In the ’60s and ’70s, when he was with the Jackson 5, reciting his ABCs was as easy as 1-2-3. In …
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LOS ANGELES – Reese Witherspoon Swears Off Raunchy Roles | Sexting Snaff: Caridee English Invited Her Father to ‘Come to Bed’ | Kelly Clarkson ‘Flattered’ to Be a Rumored Lesbian | Pop Tarts Scene & Herd Reese Witherspoon Swears Off Raunchy Roles She’s an Oscar-winning actress and one of Hollywood’s …
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Megan Fox Suffers Anxiety Attacks When Seeing Herself On Screen | Kathy Hilton Disappointed Paris Broke Up With Sex-tape Star Jason Shaw | Mel Gibson’s New Leading Lady Releases Mel Gibson-directed Music Video | Quote Of The Day: Jimmy Kimmel Wants Less Of Britney’s Personal Parts Megan Fox Suffers Anxiety …
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Once again, ABC News is out front on the Fort Hood massacre story. Correspondent Brian Ross is reporting that U.S. intelligence agencies were aware months ago that Hasan was attempting to contact associates of Al Qaeda. If true, that’s huge. Why would the Army allow any soldier to serve under …
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The awful stench emanating from a home in Cleveland, Ohio, where the bodies of 11 murdered women were found, has been overwhelming for neighbors and law enforcement officials — but not for Joe Keiper. A self-proclaimed “bug guy,” Keiper is the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s director of science and …
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The broadcast and cable networks seemed to have learned some lessons from the Writers Guild strike: TV doesn’t need writers. Or charismatic performers. Or viable premises. Or wit. At least that’s the conclusion you reach after searching the year’s vast array of badness to try to come up with a …
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Washington, D.C. – Freedom Alliance is an educational-charitable foundation that, among other things, provides college scholarships to the offspring of U.S. military personnel killed in action. Every year, coincident with the Army-Navy Game, the organization presents its “Defender of Freedom Award” to an individual whose character, courage and selfless deeds …
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