In what will likely be the only hockey-related post I ever write, let me say that Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas, who refused to attend his team's meeting with President Obama, may be a teabagging wingnut of the first order. But you have to give him...
Per the Twitter, the Tigers have just signed Prince Fielder to a 9-year $214 million deal. Since Detroit already has a pretty good first baseman who is also signed to.
In case you were questioning how central Republicans' anti-labor zealotry is to their program, they are choosing Indiana's Mitch Daniels to deliver the state of the union response. Daniels is.
This was truly a banner year for terrible movies, with most of the worst directors in Hollywood coming out. Schumacher! Emmerich! Bay! Snyder! Marshall! Several films from Adam Sandler's Straight-to-Video Quality Films LLC! But I was interested to see several critics in the New York survey...
Nocera is doing great work: When his coach, Jim Calhoun, broke the news that the N.C.A.A. was still investigating him, Boatright collapsed in Calhoun’s arms. In tears, he called his mother, Tanesha,.
If this is what he pays in the tax returns designed with public scrutiny in mind, one wonders how low the rate was in previous years.
First you get the beet sugar. Then you get the power Then you get the WOMEN! The GOP is proud of its appalling and extremely unpopular behavior in the Schiavo case. Also, according to great historian Newt Gingrich apparently Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, and Tony Lazzeri...
(Yet another one of those posts.) Representing claustrophobic situations on screen should be simple enough: you take a person, put them in a confined space, and then you bury them alive..
Interesting news out of Guatemala today. Efraín Ríos Montt, the former genocidal president and darling of right-wing America, will be forced to appear before a Guatemalan court, a move that.
Haugen makes 25. Unless someone backs out, the votes are there. It's very, very likely an initiative to repeal this will be on the ballot in November. One recent poll suggests Washingtonians would prefer to keep the law rather than repeal by a 17 point margin...
(Check me out, I'm inadvertently topical!) As I was writing and writing and writing and writing about Jack London in my dissertation, I noticed something I was never able to fully.
Colorado is reaching a bit of an odd moment in the short history of renewable energy in this county. In 2004, Colorado voters decided to create a sustainable energy requirement.