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Egypt: The Pro Bowl of Revolutions

So like you, I’ve been watching Egypt the same way I watch the Pro Bowl. In my underwear, confused. Because I think I don’t have a dog in the hunt, I check out what people are wearing. Eyeing the men

Diversity Police Give Hollywood Taste of Their Own Medicine

So, the Academy Award nominations have been announced, and you know what that means: another article about lack of diversity in Academy Award nominations. CNN.com points out that even Javier Bardem, up for best actor, doesn’t count, because he’s “European.”

Olbermann: Just Another Cash-Hungry Capitalist

So just like me, MSNBC had an irritating organ removed from its lower midsection. Yes, Keith Olbermann is gone. So people are obviously wondering – who’s going to replace Olby? My suggestion: the great Brian Dunkleman. He is an American

The Best Albums, Songs, and Music Writing of 2010

Trust me on everything here. If I say buy it, buy it. JOHN GRANT — Queen of Denmark: Grant is previously known as the ghostly but commanding vocalist of the Czars, and Mike Patton notwithstanding, he’s the best singer on

Tom Brokaw's Class Warfare Attack on Guns

So Tom Brokaw just appeared on Morning Joe (named after a sex act), to discuss the boost in gun sales since the Arizona shooting. Brokaw explained this upsurge as a bunch of scared lemmings stockpiling their guns in “underground bunkers”

Obama's Speech Wasn't About Speech

So some on the right say that Obama’s plea for civility shows that he gave weight to the idea that incivility caused the mass murder. It`s a fair point. But I`m gunna take the “high road,” and not because I`m

Of Gays and Straights and the Conservative Movement

So on David Horowitz’s great Newsreal blog, they pose the question: should gays be allowed in the conservative movement? The person who took the “no” side is a chap named Ryan. Ryan believes that, homosexuality is a “sometime behavior,” and

Schwarzenegger Now the Villain In His Own Movie

So now that Arnold Schwarzenegger is no longer governor, I’d love to see him back on the big screen taking down bad guys. In fact, I even have a script for him. The working title is “HARD VENGEANCE.” But I’m

America's New Default Response: 'That's Offensive'

So Capt. Owen Honors was canned as commander of the USS Enterprise after airing “sexually charged” videos taken aboard the carrier. A lot of people weighed in on this, all saying the appropriate thing. Which is: the videos were offensive.

On This New Year's Eve We Drink to the Tea Party

So, the focus of this special episode of Red Eye is alcohol. Or, to be more precise: the Red Eye stories that made us drink the most. And my pick is the media’s pathetic response to the public’s growing dissatisfaction

'Teen Mom': MTV Promotes Everything but Responsibility

So MTV had a big year, ratings-wise. And they did it with aspirational programming – the kind that shines a light on positive achievements by young adults everywhere. Nah, they just filled the ranks with skanks. MTV General Manager Stephen

The Public Isn't Homophobic, Hollywood Is

So in a recent issue of the Advocate, aging actor Richard Chamberlain told fellow gay actors to stay in the closet. Chamberlain, famous for heart-throbby roles as docs and brooding priests, kept his gayhood secret for decades because he feared

Nightmare of DREAM Act Doesn't Come True

So, I’m relieved to say the Dream Act – the bill that would provide citizenship for illegal immigrant offspring if they go to college or join the military – failed. My growing dislike for the act came from one place:

Climate Change Goes From Policy to Parody

So, it was like a sequel to a Rob Schneider movie, and not even Rob Schneider bothered to return. I speak of the U.N Framework Convention on Climate Change that annoyed Cancun, Mexico earlier this month. Mind you, over ten

Wikileaks Is All About Sex

So Thursday we talked about those creepy emails Julian Assange sent to a young women, as he tried vainly to get her into the sack. She rejected him, thankfully – but while he was pummeling her with lurid, unwanted missives,

Nonolabels

Now that the so-called centrist movement – No Labels – has launched, I’ve noticed a change in the air. People are nicer. The polarization that would mar conversation seems to have dissipated like a bad dream, replaced by a joyful