Is 'Expendables' the New 'Dirty Dozen'?
Or perhaps the male equivalent of Sex and the City 2
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In the wake of what he is calling "Hurricane Scandy," Jon Stewart last night looked at Obama's defense strategy: sending out a random guy to Sunday morning talk shows.
Or perhaps the male equivalent of Sex and the City 2
After 34 years, the comic strip will be retired October 3rd
America's service economy, the bandwidth wars and more
Top tweeters quip, philosophize and stay out of the rain
Gay marriage as a right, the GOP's American Idols, and more
Is it best to seek outside help or hire within?
Rangel's lame excuses, the case for birthright citizenship, and more
Or is it necessary to prevent rampant copycat styles?
"Go away, Levi"
Bill O'Reilly candidly quips on the Factor
Steven Slater curses us out, captures our hearts
Today's Tom Sawyer, the "crafty" defense budget, and more
The Super Bowl champions visited the president today. Twitter, predictably, was there
"It must be hard to be that angry all the time"
Parsing the meaning of the "message" video
America's crumbling infrastructure, the church of robotics and more
The "summer of fear," the First Lady's trip, and the return of bedbugs
He needed a hit and he got one
So decree the critics
Outrage and apology for Hiroshima, the "campus collision" and more
He hit his 600th home run yesterday, but the stigma remains
Former President Jimmy Carter may have a somewhat mixed record, with a Nobel Peace Prize on the one hand and a lost 1980 reelection bid on the other, but blogger E.D. Kain wants to add one very significant accomplishment to the Carter legacy: The booming U.S. craft beer industry.
Floyd Landis gets company
Illogical immigration policy, the Prop 8 ruling and more
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