Stalin's cartoonist dies at 108

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Presidential Debate Sketchpad

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Cartoonist fights back against charges of racism

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South African cartoonist draws controversy with rape cartoon

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Saying good-bye to Jim Borgman (sort-of)

For those of you that may not have heard, Pulitzer prize-winner Jim Borgman, The Cincinnati Enquirer's staff editorial cartoonist for the last 32 years and the artist behind the popular comic strip Zits, has applied for and was granted severance under the company's voluntary program.

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Mural-sized cartoon slams the National Security Agency's use of 'secret rooms'

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John Edwards and the death of mainstream media

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Steve Brodner's The Naked Campaign: Three-Legged Race

Here's the latest installment of Steve Brodner's video series The Naked Campaign, which he does every week for The New Yorker.

They each are pretty good, but this one is my favorite, b/c we see more drawing and painting on his part. Steve's one of my favorite illustrators, and I'm going to try to channel him when I'm off covering the Democratic and Republican conventions later this year, something that he's done numerous times for Esquire, The Progressive and the Village Voice.

CNN's new comedy show is completely different from The Daily Show...NOT!

Having been accused by Republicans for years of not being balanced and presenting fake news, CNN will finally own up to it with their newest show, Not Just Another Cable News Show.

According to USA Today, Not Just Another Cable News Show will premiere April 5, and it'll be, "...an entertaining way to recall some of the more memorable moments captured on video," said Ken Jautz, executive vice president at CNN Worldwide.

That's right, CNN, having watched programs like The Daily Show and The Colbert Report skyrocket in popularity among younger views, decided that the best course for journalism was to take Time.com Washington editor and Wonkette founder Ana Marie Cox and noted Huffington Post contributor Rachel Sklar, and have them re-hash the first half hour of The Daily Show. Isn't this is the TV equivalent of having puppies on the front page of your newspaper?

I just hope it's as funny as CNN's only other successful comedy show, Nancy Grace.