I received an overwhelming “No!” response to last week’s column, so this week I challenged that assumption a bit deeper.
“The journalism-school side of my brain was inclined to agree with [the reader] because certainly one can defiine as, say, an A1 story about Iraq from the New York Times or a report on the recession [...]
A cast of entertainment, media and political heavyweights discussed the role of new media in the 2008 election this afternoon. Moderated by Charlie Rose, the lineup included Rahm Emanuel, George Stephanopoulos, WaPost’s Katharine Weymouth, Will.i.am, YouTube’s Chad Hurley and the guy who plays Barack Obama on Saturday Night Live.
While a lot of the usual arguments [...]
Jon Voight may not like Obama, but Pam does. And that’s all that matters. [Photo courtesy of Megan, a.k.a. Hope Santa]
Ted wrote this interesting post in response to Andrew Klavan’s Bush-is-Batman oped in the Washington Post and Teresa proclaimed over the weekend via Twitter that she “want[ed] 2.5 hours of [her] life back” after seeing “The Dark Knight.”
Megan and I saw the flick over opening day weekend and loved it. We were stunned by how [...]