Congrats to NBC's Tamron Hall! After filling in now and then, she's officially been hired to co-host the third hour of Today. Hall, who listens to Bun B to get hyped up for work and names Lena Horne as her inspiration, is the first black woman to have one of the anchor seats on the Today show; she will continue to…
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This shouldn't be surprising. Getting 17 without any assists is his typical stat line.
George Takei has written an extraordinary response to Arizona's ridiculous anti-gay law, and it's predictably great.
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As expected, Jason Collins appeared tonight in Los Angeles for the Nets and thus became the first openly gay player…
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Many of these ingredients are banned in Europe, but here in the good old USA you'll find them on your dinner plate.
Well done.
I'll have a slice without so much rat in it.
NBA center Jason Collins will be the first openly gay active athlete in the four major American professional sports…
Yesterday's over-the-top performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by pro-war, anti-immigrant buttrockers Madison…
Springsteen is a talented enough musician to know "The Star-Spangled Banner" is written in 3/4 time, not 4/4 like these hacks.
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You know, Hendrix's version of the anthem was highly criticized for being "different" and it eventually went on to become a classic. I guess what I'm saying is, if we give these guys enough time maybe they'll all O.D.
Talk about extraordinary
Actually the worst Anthem Rendition of all time was an interrogation technique used by the CIA. They would capture suspected Al Qaeda operatives and force them to call health insurance providers to dispute a billing statement. None of the captives survived it.
The lead singer looks like Heath Ledger reborn as Eddie Vedder's left testicle.
It's amusing because someone hubristically said something couldn't happen (49ers officials denying his report on the record) and then it happened (a 49ers official denied his report on the record).
I could be way off, but all the clues I've picked up on so far in this show suggest to me that the horror themed literary references are being used - brilliantly, I might add - in allegorical terms to describe to us, the viewers, a very real world horror.
Two episodes into the series, True Detective dropped a reference to one of the strangest, most compelling tales in…