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CBS, Time Warner Announce Deal to End Television Feud

CBS, Time Warner Announce Deal to End Television Feud

(AP) CBS, Time Warner reach TV content agreementNEW YORKTV network CBS and cable provider Time Warner Cable have ended their payment dispute and expect programming to resume in millions of homes Monday night. The agreement ends a monthlong blackout of

Bashar Assad's Wife Shops While Country Burns

Bashar Assad's Wife Shops While Country Burns

Asma Assad, 38, the wife of Syrian president Bashar Assad, used to receive glowing praise as an imitation of Princess Diana of Wales, a woman who cared about art and culture and was sensitive to the needs of her country. 

Bill De Blasio The Most Dangerous Man In New York City

10 Things You Should Know About The NYC Mayoral Race – Part 2 By David Webb and Thomas J. Basile  When people think about New York City, they think about America -the great melting pot, center of innovation, communication, arts

In Mortal Kombat: Perez Hilton vs. Lady Gaga

In Mortal Kombat: Perez Hilton vs. Lady Gaga

It’s a battle between media celebrities, and it’s getting uglier. Gossip blogger Perez Hilton and singer Lady Gaga used to be close, or as close as a blogger and singer could be. Now, they exchange heated rhetoric via social media,

Google, NFL Meet: Sunday Ticket Up for Grabs?

Google, NFL Meet: Sunday Ticket Up for Grabs?

(AP) Google and NFL meet; Sunday Ticket up for grabs?By SARAH SKIDMORE SELLAssociated PressPORTLAND, Ore.Google has been holding talks with the National Football League, raising speculation that the Internet monolith is seeking new inroads into television. Other tech companies like

Movie review: 'Jobs'

Sadly, the biggest problem with this biography of the great Information Age visionary is that it lacks vision.  There’s a lot of good stuff in “Jobs,” most definitely including Ashton Kutcher’s terrific portrayal of Steve Jobs.  Kutcher not only nails

Documentary about Anita Hill Set for Fall

Documentary about Anita Hill Set for Fall

Samuel Goldwyn Films now owns the rights to the documentary Anita, directed by Freida Mock, which documents the furor that erupted during the confirmation hearings for the nomination of Clarence Thomas for the Supreme Court. It revolves around Anita Hill, who

Getting past the minimum wage

The latest manifestation of the “living wage” movement is a union-funded (and taxpayer-subsidized) group that uses Occupy Wall Street-style tactics to pressure restaurants into paying higher wages.  It’s basically organized labor without any of the rules, or elections, that keep

'The Rubber Room' Scorches NYC's Education Bloat, Waste

'The Rubber Room' Scorches NYC's Education Bloat, Waste

The Rubber Room serves as an ideal, if disheartening, companion piece to the documentary Waiting for ‘Superman.’ That 2010 film illustrated the folly of many modern education policies. The Rubber Room, now available on iTunes and Amazon on Demand, zeroes

Celebs Hope to Influence New York City Mayoral Race

Celebs Hope to Influence New York City Mayoral Race

Some of the same celebrities who successfully pushed a second Obama term on the country are trying to influence New York City voters. Alec Baldwin, Sarah Jessica Parker and Whoopi Goldberg are among the big names attempting to sway Big

Bike Sharing Lands in Chicago for a Cool $22 Mil

Bike Sharing Lands in Chicago for a Cool $22 Mil

Racks of new sky blue bicycles began appearing on Chicago’s sidewalks last week with the launch of highly anticipated (for some) city bike-sharing program. Residents and tourists can pick up a big blue bike at one of the city’s first