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I'll be watching: Lil' Bush on Comedy Central
TV GUIDE says:
"A ribald - and sure to be controversial - animated series about the misadventures of a prepubescent Dubya and his pals Lil Condi, Lil Rummy (voice of Iggy Pop) and Lil Cheney (who doesn't so much speak as growl)."
GJ Donelly
Check it out tonight on Comedy Central @ 10.30 pm ET
Here's a hilarious intro to the show and its characters.
http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/lil_bush/index.jhtml
Comedy Central: Address the Mess with Stephen Colbert.
Stephen Colbert is "green" too, and I love it.
According to treehugger.com, "....Comedy Central is banking on changing that ["silly" environmental discourse] with their newly launched “Address the Mess” campaign. The campaign includes freshly published AddressTheMess.com, a site incorporating eco-themed tidbits from everyone’s favorite “don’t hate me because I’m beautiful, intelligent and utterly absurd” talk show host Stephen Colbert to clips from the raunch-meisters on South Park."
Video: Irma Brown's Ass Whoopin' Academy
This is a sketch that was on Comedy Central. It's titled Irma Brown's Ass Whoopin' Academy. It's a little politically incorrect.
Did Fox News alter footage of a conservative rally?
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart pointed out inconsistencies in alternating "Hannity Show" shots of a recent conservative rally on the steps of the Capitol Building. This has led to accusations of Fox News splicing video footage shot at a larger Glenn Beck rally held in Washington two months ago with video shot at last week's rally, thus falsifying footage to make the more recent protest appear bigger than it was. Watch "The Daily Show" clip: The controversy stems from an anti-health-care reform rally held last Thursday on the steps of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., which Rep.Obama feels the heat, changes the play
Ben Smith – Sun Jul 19, 8:03 am ET Finally, we’re starting to see him sweat. President Barack Obama made his personal icy cool the trademark of his campaign, the tenor of his White House and the hallmark of an early run of successes at home and abroad. But as the glamour wears off and a long, frustrating summer wears on, he is being forced to improvise — stooping to respond to political foes and adjusting his tactics and demeanor for the trench warfare of a legislative agenda.Stephen Colbert goes "commando" in Iraq...
By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON Published: June 7, 2009 http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/08/arts/television/08colb.html?_r=1&scp=2&sq=stephen%20colbert&st=cse CAMP VICTORY, Iraq — It was Sunday night in Baghdad, and President Obama was ordering Gen. Ray Odierno, the commander of the American troops here, to shave Stephen Colbert’s head. (Not to give everything away, but the general is not as brutal with an electric razor as one would expect a bald man to be; Mr. Colbert’s hairdresser, on the other hand, has a merciless streak.) War, as things go, is a fairly unironic exercise.Column: America’s Newfound “Respect” in the World
This is from a blog posteed by a mitchell blatt http://mitchellblatt.com/blog/2009/06/obama-america-respected Column: America’s Newfound “Respect” in the World Stewart’s most popular videos this week one calls Fox News anchors “extremists” and the other makes fun of Dick Cheney. So much for speaking truth to power. No worries, though.Why Does Colbert Have Fans on the Right & the Left?
By Lee Drutman, Miller-McCune.com http://www.alternet.org/story/137918/ ------------------------------------- So ... Stephen Colbert doesn't really mean all those wacky liberal-bashing things he says, does he? Comedy Central's The Colbert Report is obviously a parody of a wing-nut right-wing talk show.Imagine a Midwest where the arts are compromised. What kind of a life is that?
I don't know how to BOLD this...basically this is about the importance of the arts in financially insecure times like these...especially how it pertains to the middle of our country. Chicago Tribune by Chris Jones These are strange times for the arts in the Midwest. In Ohio, the Cleveland Orchestra is cutting concerts.Sarah Silverman Skirts Jimmy Kimmel Jokes on Stage
No joking matter? Sarah Silverman – who has been silent since her split with Jimmy Kimmel last month – briefly addressed the break-up during her stand-up performance Thursday night. "Did someone tell you I'm going through a hard time?"
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