Daily Archives: March 21, 2009

Portia De Rossi Apologies…

The star of the TV show Better Off Ted appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this week with a PSA apologizing to all of the Prop 8 supporters who were harmed or inconvenienced while protesting her marriage to Ellen DeGeneres.

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Fox News: Where Comedy Goes to Die

Although inexplicably described by some as “humorous” (or even more puzzlingly as “satirical”), Fox News’ “edgy” late-night news chat show Red Eye suffers from a major flaw this regard — it’s painfully unfunny. For those unfamiliar with the program, essentially … Continue reading

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SnugWow!®

“With the SnugWow!, you’ll never have to get up again.”

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NDP Bleeding Support to the Liberals

Not that it really matters for the time being, but the latest Nanos Research poll shows that the Liberals are now 3 points up on the Conservatives, apparently having drawn support away from the NDP. This seems a bit counterintuitive … Continue reading

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Plumbing the Depths

This was alluded to in an earlier video featuring Seth MacFarlane, but here’s the (mercifully brief) appearance of Mr. Wurzelbacher at Thursday night’s Media Research Gala at the Grand Hyatt in Washington, D.C. (formal attire not required, apparently). When it … Continue reading

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Real Time: New Rules

A good rant this week about so-called top models, AIG and the parasitic “something for nothing” culture of America.

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WPITW: Twitter!

More accurately, Olbermann should have made “spammers on Twitter” as his “Worst Person in the World”… As reported a couple of months ago on the U.K. tech site The Register, these depraved assholes are now aiming to pollute yet another … Continue reading

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Countdown: Seth MacFarlane

Some of this weeks’ bizarre soundbites and media oddities are discussed with the Family Guy creator.

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