Saturday, August 30, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
I'm shocked, SHOCKED!!! that lobbyists are partying with pols in Denver
The report from ABC News is worth watching, especially if you're a New Jersey resident, to see who the Democrat's official "taste tester" is.
Convention Sketchpad, day three: Saying good-bye to the Clintons
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Simon Says: Summer Pants: Eschew the Droop
For more fashion advice from the New York Observer's Simon Doonan, click here. (Fast-forward to :51 for the funniest part of the video, Simon plugging my boss, the Observer)
Convention Sketchpad, day two: Obama who?
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
The liberalization of MSNBC
First Olbermann booted Dan Abrams. Is Joe Scarborough next?
Discussing the McCain campaign yesterday, Keith Olbermann tells Joe Scarborough, "Jesus, Joe, why don't you get a shovel?"
Afterwords Scarborough responds, Chris Matthews awkwardly chimes in with, "Well, are we done?"
UPDATE: Round two, this time it's Joe Scarborough versus David Shuster.
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Dan Abrams,
David Shuster,
Joe Scarborough,
Keith Olbermann,
MSNBC
Convention Sketchpad: Day one
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Monday, August 25, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Hillary Clinton and Ted Kennedy, McCain as Reagan
Check out this Ronald Reagan ad from the 1980 election, attempting to use the bitter primary between Ted Kennedy and Jimmy Carter to his advantage.
Seem familiar?
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barack obama,
Hillary Clinton,
Jimmy Carter,
John McCain,
Ted Kennedy
Stanley Kubrick's boxes
(BTW- go 39 minutes in to see behind-the-scenes footage of Stanley Kubrick on the set of Full Metal Jacket telling his recruits how many times to tug their crotch during the "This is my rifle..." scene.)
Stanley Kubrick's films were landmark events – majestic, memorable and richly researched. But, as the years went by, the time between films grew longer and longer, and less and less was seen of the director. What on earth was he doing?
Two years after Kubrick's death, Jon Ronson was invited to the director's estate to explore the hundreds of boxes the legendary film director had collected during his decades at Childwick Manor in Hertfordshire. He's been returning ever since, and the story of Kubrick and the archive, now housed at University of the Arts London, is revealed in this fascinating documentary.
Ronson asks: is it possible to get to understand such a man – and his extraordinary working methods – by looking through the hundreds of boxes he left behind?
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Jon Ronson,
Stanley Kubrick,
Stanley Kubrick's Boxes
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