Tebowmania! All Eyes On NFL Match-Up
ESPN experts give predictions for tonight’s highly-anticipated playoff game between Tim Tebow’s Denver Broncos and Tom Brady’s New England Patriots.
ESPN experts give predictions for tonight’s highly-anticipated playoff game between Tim Tebow’s Denver Broncos and Tom Brady’s New England Patriots.
I think we should have Republican debates every day. Every day. We should demand the candidates meet in one place every 24 hours and just pound each other early and often. If they can’t make it, they attack each other
[audio: http://newledger.com/podcasts/CoffeeandMarkets111011.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Josh Zerkle to discuss the tragic sexual abuse scandal at Penn State, the departure of the
From The Village Voice: Insert “the revolution will not be televised” joke here. This Occupy Wall Street ad, which first surfaced a few weeks ago and is the work of David Sauvage, has appeared widely this weekend on ESPN, CBS,
MSNBC: The 30-second ad features nine “Occupy Wall Street” protesters talking about what they would like the movement to achieve. It is the work of filmmaker David Sauvage, who said he filmed it in half a day on Oct. 3.
Not only is Sarandon’s “Nazi” remark driven by hate and factually wrong, it is the very opposite of what we all know to be true about Pope Benedict. Sarandon is lying, she’s doing so intentionally, and if ESPN is going
The “What If” game is now one of the most popular on the internet. What if Archie Manning had married a Brazilian model? How many more World Cups would Brazil have? This silly game is being played because ESPN The
Last week, Hank Williams Jr. was blindsided by ‘Fox & Friends’ hosts with a political question. (He was booked to talk about a new CD of his father’s music.) In his response, he made a similar analogy to one we’d
Hank Williams Jr. has had it with ESPN’s double standard so he took his iconic “Monday Night Football” theme and left the network. Hank Williams Jr. and his iconic theme song will not return to ESPN’s “Monday Night Football,” the
NBC Sports: Though ESPN’s decision to yank Hank Williams, Jr. from the opening theme music to Monday Night Football initially seemed to be a one-week suspension, it’s a little more permanent than that. OK, it’s a lot more permanent than
—– It was absurdly obvious Hank Williams Jr. was using a metaphor — a horribly misguided one when referencing the president of the United States, but a metaphor nonetheless, and the hysteria over this has been jaw-dropping, calculated, phony, and
Obama has now suggested that hindsight is 20/20 when it comes to issues like Solyndra. Perhaps, but then, what is hindsight, or, more to the point, where was the foresight within his administration? If it was present, it didn’t seem
– ABC’s Jake Tapper headlines. Are You Ready For Some Führer? No, but we’ll take more of what Hank Williams offers up below the headline, if you don’t mind. “Every time the media brings up the tea party it’s painted
Hank Williams Jr. was on “Fox and Friends” Monday morning and said this: [youtube 1eF6vCv13bw nolink] He was promptly sacked from last night’s broadcast of Monday Night Football: Hank Williams, Jr., the voice famous for asking millions of football fans
Not quite. While it has been a sweet gig for the country music icon, Hank Williams, Jr. is far from singing the Red, White, and Pink Slip Blues, over ESPN’s decision to drop his “All My Rowdy Friends” theme song
Hank Williams Jr. was on Fox and Friends this morning and said this: [youtube 1eF6vCv13bw nolink] He was promptly sacked from tonight’s broadcast of Monday Night Football: Hank Williams, Jr., the voice famous for asking millions of football fans whether
There’s actually a bigger story here methinks. Cable television is starting to lose customers as people move towards Netflix Streaming and sites like Hulu that for a low monthly subscription fee offer greater flexibility at a much, much lower price.
I’ve written before of ESPN’s enforcement of policy concerning political speech. I’m sure you’ll be shocked to know that the selective condemnation extends to radio commentary as well. Don’t everyone gasp at once. We remember how Rush Limbaugh had to
Last Friday, the Daily Caller ran a piece on Mike Tyson’s recent heinous ESPN remarks on Sarah Palin, and the story sparked a massive row amongst conservatives. The gist of Tyson’s remarks was tantamount to advocating rape. Were this about
In the midst of a discussion about the best baseball plays of the day, a strange reference is made to one of the GOP presidential candidates.
Friday I raised the question of whether or not ESPN, after their censure of analyst Paul Azinger, were equally quick to reprimand another of their on-air talent, Kenny Mayne for his political Tweets. The response from Andy Hall, who emailed
A note for future prospective ESPN employees: You can only cheerlead Obama at ESPN. I’m not joking. Case in point: The network’s golf analyst, 12-time PGA Tour winner Paul Azinger hit out at the President’s amount of golf games on
Mr. Nash was also very vocal in his opposition to Arizona’s illegal immigration law. He championed the effort for the Phoenix Suns to don “Los Suns” jerseys in support of illegal immigrants in the state.
As Memorial Day weekend approaches and we make plans to celebrate with family and friends, there are so many who will not be celebrating. They will, instead, be visiting Arlington Cemetery and hundreds of other cemeteries across the country where
Much was made this week about Barack Obama’s lack of priorities when he showed off his March Madness brackets for the ESPN cameras. Though the criticism was valid, he did tell us a little bit about how he thinks. In
