Humor, People

TomKat’s Wedding Picture

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When Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes failed to give the press a photo of their newborn child for six months, the tabloids started to accuse the couple of simply making up their baby story to create publicity. Here is a picture of their little girl, Suri, from yesterday’s TomKat star wedding in Italy, which image [Read More]
Comedy, Movies

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

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Remember the six months before American troops invaded Iraq. The French and German secret services were claiming that no credible evidence existed to show that Saddam was close to producing nuclear weapons. Colin Powel, in what became a reputation destroying speech at the UN, claimed that the U.S. had precisely this smoking-gun kind of evidence.  image [Read More]
Movies, Phantasy

My Super Ex-Girlfriend

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Uma Thurman plays a female version of Spiderman. Unlike Spiderman, G-Girl has a bad temper and has trouble keeping a boyfriend. When she is dumped yet again, she becomes exceedingly angry and vindictive.  Now she uses her supernatural powers not only to rescue people in need but also to cause mountains of trouble for her image [Read More]
Humor, Situations

A Come-to-Daddy Moment

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Maureen Dowd at her best. Her column about the dismissal of Rumsfeld and her speculations how it happened are hilarious. By MAUREEN DOWD (NYT) Poppy Bush and James Baker gave Sonny the presidency to play with and he broke it. So now they The defense chief got hung out to dry before Saddam got hung. The president and image image [Read More]
Diary

Bush’s Brain

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  Until last night’s election, Karl Rove could take it as complement to be called Bush’s brain. American voters no longer seem to believe that the brain of the commander-in-chief is large enough to steer the nation in the right directions. Republican politicians entering the 2008 races will now reevaluate whether Rove’s brain is image image [Read More]
Humor, People

Jon Steward on the Outing of Gay Evangelical Leader

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  Here is a another good story. Fallen Pastor Seeks Aid to Pursue Studies COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 25, 2007 (AP) The Rev. Ted Haggard, who left the 10,000-member megachurch he founded after admitting to “sexual immorality,” has asked supporters for financial help while he and his wife pursue studies in counseling and psychology. Mr. Haggard, the former pastor [Read More]