Several years ago, after I emerged from the fog of knee-jerk Liberalism that envelops most of the entertainment business, I began to wonder why it was that so many of my colleagues remained mired in the magical thinking that so
The world economy is a mess. Things are in flux. These are scary times. But part of that comes with change. If you think things are scary now, imagine how people felt when World War I or World War II
Tibetan exiles have written a letter in blood asking the the Indian Prime Minister to support their struggle for Tibetan independence. The protesters, holding portraits of their spiritual leader Dalai Lama staged a demonstration against the Chinese rule in Tibet.
Nearly two and a half hours pass before The Curious Case of Benjamin Button hits you with any real warmth or poignancy and that’s an awfully long row to hoe in order to finally feel the way the lush trailer
SMH: Television footage showed scores of protesters surrounding Zhang Mingqing, the vice-president of China’s Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Strait, and later pushing him to the ground when he was visiting a temple in southern Tainan city.
Syria and Lebanon formally established diplomatic ties on Wednesday for the first time since independence 60 years ago, turning a new page in relations between Beirut and its powerful one-time powerbroker. A statement signed by Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem
AFP: “Toussaint,” actor Danny Glover’s first project as film director, is about Francois Dominique Toussaint Louverture (1743-1803), a former slave and one of the fathers of Haiti’s independence from France in 1804, making it the first black nation to throw
AP: Sen. John McCain says he would seek to break U.S. reliance on foreign oil by 2025 by stepping up offshore drilling, nuclear power and conservation. McCain says he wants to break the power OPEC has over the U.S.
Independence Institute: Glenn Spagnuolo and his organization “Re-create ’68” intend to take to the streets of Denver during the 2008 Democratic National Convention to protest the two party system and being sold out by the Democrat party.
CNN catches protesters of Kosovo’s independence mooning the camera.
AP: European powers Britain, France and Germany said Monday they would recognize Kosovo’s independence but other EU nations were opposed including Spain, which has battled a violent Basque separatist movement for decades.
[dailymotion qCh4YEeFEYGLGgNLb nolink] Rupert Murdoch moved closer to his dream of owning Dow Jones & Co. Tuesday as an initial agreement was reached on measures to ensure the editorial independence of The Wall Street Journal.
