Old news, but I hadn't seen before that Barack Obama had declared the Wire his favorite television program, while Clinton prefers Grey's Anatomy, and Edwards remains stuck in 1994. It's kind of interesting; even at this late date, I would have thought there was some risk...
Bill Kristol's got his first column up in the Times today. And he comes out swinging. His column's main point: Huckabee might be the best nominee the GOP has to.
When I was in D.C. I was reminded about Parade, the Sunday insert for readers who find In Style a little too highbrow. This seems about right...Speaking of Berube, I.
That sounds like a good bad drink, if you know what I mean. And Dr. Pepper (alcoholic or not) made with actual sugar would be fantastic, although it's probably for the best that such a thing isn't available and I'm stuck with the Diet Cherry Vanilla...
CNN's got a story up claiming that Edwards is in for the long haul -- no matter what, he's claiming he'll stay in 'til the convention. Judging by the photo.
Clicking through Orr's top-10 list I saw his review of Guy Ritchie's Revolver. I didn't really investigate it other than skimming what seems to be the charitably lukewarm NYT review;.
In 1184, the Lord High Steward of Georgia was given, for his troubles and services, a small duchy on the Black Sea. Duke Vardan II Dadiani ruled Mingrelia, an area of about 3500 square kilometers, for 29 years before passing it on to his son. For...
The first two hours of There Will Be Blood are unassailably outstanding; if you don't think it's one of the best American pictures of recent years I don't know what.
A good point by Nick Confessore -- when "centrists" call to get "beyond partisanship" and find "real solutions to our problems," they're generally Democrats who know that 1)it's cool to.
If, like me, you've ever wondered what it would be like to cuddle up on a drugged Glenn Beck's chest while he gurgled cryptic aphorisms about health care and compassion, consider this vlog a belated holiday gift.Between hits of oxy, Beck suggests that his surgery gave...
Mark Halperin awarding the GOP debate to St. McCain:To his advantage, he stayed above the fray...Whoa, whoa, whoa...so he "stayed above the fray"...while he was relentlessly insulting Mitt Romney? What.
Whew, looked like the Racist Nicknames had it in the bag there for a bit, especially after Hasselbeck responded to the missed chip-shot by throwing another awful pass (admittedly, I.