Author: Scott Lemieux
You know the "it's their best work since x" critical argument, right? Like how Rolling Stone will claim that every new album by some any old fart Jann Wenner wants.
Yesterday evening involved another blogger summit, this time with Ezra, Matt, and Sam. The company was obviously very enjoyable, but alas I fear that the Brickskeller was disappointing. The two.
Wondering why Medvedite critic Michael Medved is no longer adhering to his highly desirable earlier argument that conservative hacks should ignore Brokeback Mountain and leave discussions about it to those.
I don't have a whole lot to add to the Court's status-quo-preserving Ayotte decision yesterday. I still think it would be more logical to have struck down the law and.
I was just watching a bit o' The Falafel Factor (hey, when you're staying in a hotel that offers about six channels, ugly choices are inevitable), and as if on.
Greetings from Washington D.C. This post feels different as it is being written on my brand new ibook, which I got as my traveling laptop. I must admit that I'm.
This story about the Utah theater that violated its contract by yanking Brokeback Mountain contains this interesting twist:The Megaplex 17 at Jordan Commons in the Salt Lake City suburb of.
The Supreme Court has ruled, 6-3, that the Attorney General does not have the authority to override Oregon's assisted suicide law. The Court (correctly) did not announce a new constitutional.