Day by Day cartoonist Chris Muir is embedded in Iraq for the month. It looks like Damon, Jan, Zed, and Sam will have a lot to say about it in the weeks to come…
What happens when two TV shows from the ’60s join together for a three-part episode? Tune in and find out!
(via James Hudnall)
David Zucker takes a look at appeasement past and present — focusing on the Iraq Study Group:
(via LGF)
It appears that the right was right…
…and then there’s Kerry Smart.
(via ScrappleFace)
Having heard the nihilistic lunacy from the comic act of Hugo & Madi performing live at the East River Playhouse, I was quite fumed along with most of the blogosphere. Then IMAO comes along with an offering of what might have been…
Granted, I didn’t care much about it to tune in, though I heard that Chaka Khan gave an excellent performance.
A kiss is just a kiss–unless that kiss happens to be a full-on lip-wrasslin’ tournament in front of thousands of viewers at the BET Awards.
Everybody was still buzzing Wednesday over the kiss that Jamie Foxx and Fantasia stole on Tuesday night’s show in L.A. The steamy lip lock came during “DJ Play a Love Song.”
And what did Mr. Foxx have to say about it?
“I didn’t expect it to be that intense, but I didn’t mind it either,” Foxx joked to mtv.com backstage.
Speaking of lip-wrasslin’, I guess attendees didn’t mind another public display of intimate affection that took place backstage… (via Babalu Blog)
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Well, the news has been sucky [Warning: explicit language] for the most part, even with living smack-dab in the Corruption Capital of the World™ and all.
Actually, I’ve been busy with the full-time job and ongoing personal adventures. More to come as time permits.
(link via James Hudnall)
First, swallow any beverages you might be drinking.
Second, head on over to WuzzaDem.
You’ll thank me later.
… but I very much prefer the IMAO version of events.
Enter your birthdate here.
(link via James Hudnall)
I’m tuning out this year’s broadcast, as I only saw one of the nominated films (”Crash”), and I already know what to expect from tonight’s attendees (via Jim Rose).
In the meantime, I’ll relax with some choices from the DVD library, and catch up on the “Brokeback Mountain” parodies instead…
Update: I thought “Brokeback” would be a shoo-in for Best Picture…
SobekPundit has decided that it’s high time a blogger be elected President — and has thrown his hat into the ring, appealing to both Democrats and Republicans.
I report, you decide.