I’m never satisfied. There’s always something that I’m missing. Continue reading
Take a knee. Continue reading
Bravo unleashes its lineup; Ryan Seacrest cries wolf or something like that; Ashton Kutcher annoys us…forever; Channing Tatum maybe invented the “forbidden dance;” Ryan Gosling leaps tall buildings in a single…you get it; Paul Haggis party-hops; and HBO brings back a favorite. Continue reading
Sometimes it’s just as easy as telling the bank robber the bank is closed and to try again tomorrow. Continue reading
Every time I look at you, I go blind. Continue reading
You know how we’ve said that one of the best things about the political race is that the GOP candidates have had little fear of telling the world exactly who they are, and this amount of honesty — while the stuff nightmares and insane asylums are made for — is still a bit refreshing? Yes, well, Keith Olbermann has apparently been taught by the greats. Continue reading
The Auditor-General has released a scathing report today finding that the Canadian military, and the uniform fetishists also known as the Conservative Party of Canada (our governing party at the federal level) deliberately low-balled the cost of the new procurement program for fighter jets to the tune of $10 billion, and then deliberately lied to Parliament about it.
There are lines that will be drawn in any relationship. Continue reading
This week the Tate Modern in London opens a Damien Hirst exhibit that it’s calling the “first substantial survey” of the British artist’s work in twenty years. So if you have a hankering to see a dead shark suspended in formaldehyde—that would be his curiously titled The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living—or a human skull covered in 8,601 diamonds—the Tate is your place. And if you have £36,800—that’s nearly $59,000–to spend on a plastic skull dripped with multi-color paint, don’t miss the gift shop on your way out. You can also pick up a Damien Hirst-ian set of plates for £10,000 ($16,000) or, if you’re feeling cheap, a scarf for a mere £125 (a steal at $200). Continue reading