It’s official! Just heard there will be a public memorial for MJ at Staples Center in LA on Tuesday at 10am.
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In the upcoming season of the CW’s Gossip Girl, Privileged star Joanna Garcia will play the role of Bree Buckley, Nate Archibald’s new love interest (Chace Crawford).
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Joanna Garcia to Play Nate Archibald’s Girlfriend
This is the official international trailer for Quentin Tarantino’s World War 2 revenge fantasy starring Brad Pitt.
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New Trailer: Inglourious Basterds
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Protesters demonstrate waterboarding on a volunteer. (At the end of today’s first hour we’ll talk with NPR Ombudsman Alicia Shepard about complaints that we don’t call waterboarding “torture”.) Photo by Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Violence On Your Street When a neighborhood is struck by violence, the aftermath reverberates throughout the community.
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July 2nd Show
Homeland security creates a special taskforce to combat the upcoming threat of Bruno quoting. Featuring Bradford Jordan, Craig Rowin, Megan Neuringer, John Frusciante, Sharon Spell, Saj Pothiawala, Yoni Lotan, Logan Smith, Travis Helwig, Darren Miller, Alan Starzinski, and Jared Neumark. Written by Landline.
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Bruno Movie Quoting Taskforce
Last night Glenn Beck ‘s guest was ex-CIA person Michael Scheuer, who stated that the only hope for the country was for Osama Bin Laden to “deploy and detonate a major weapon in the United States.” Seriously. Why would any good, patriotic American say such a thing in a discussion about border protection ? Because all of our politicians crave is the approval of Europeans and to hold on to their cushy jobs and it’s going to take an attack from Bin Laden to wake America up to the fact that our leaders need to use “as much violence as necessary” to firmly establish our place in the world.
The hot new idea among people who think about “journalism,” and the sanctity thereof: let’s ban linking, on the internet ! Let’s also ban wheels, in order to save the horse industry. Let’s also ban talking about things! This whole argument is premised on the assumption that we must save newspapers. At the cost of making the internet into an inefficient mess! So Richard Posner, professional smart man and US Appeals Court judge who writes 23,000 words per day, floated the idea of banning links (and more!) , so internet cannibals don’t keep stealing newspaper content for nothing: Expanding copyright law to bar online access to copyrighted materials without the copyright holder’s consent, or to bar linking to or paraphrasing copyrighted materials without the copyright holder’s consent, might be necessary to keep free riding on content financed by online newspapers from so impairing the incentive to create costly news-gathering operations that news services like Reuters and the Associated Press would become the only professional, nongovernmental sources of news and opinion.
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Let’s Screw Up the Entire Internet to Save Newspapers
Had the scariest dream that Michael Jackson died& no one knew why& we all suddenly appreciated his talent& I thought, what good is that now?
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For John Pelphrey , last week’s NBA draft was another reminder of what might have been. Former Razorback Patrick Beverley was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers with the 42nd pick, then traded to the Miami Heat.
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In the News: Arkansas coach John Pelphrey focuses on future (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
Michael Jackson’s financial woes were well documented: Numerous lawsuits, loss of control of his beloved Neverland and reports that he was hundreds of millions of dollars in debt all point to a complex money mess that trailed the King of Pop as vigilantly as his most ardent fans.
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In death, will Michael Jackson be more profitable? (CNN)
In death, will Michael Jackson be more profitable? (CNN)
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