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Rob talks about finding 'the one' in his interview with Popsugar
Ever wondered if you could be 'the one' for Rob? Or whether he even believes in 'the one'?! Wonder no more, ladies.In this interview he tells us his views on luuurrrve, as well as tipping us off with his favourite song off the new soundtrack and letting us know all the politics behind his stubble...
Tea Party test in Florida (The world is watching)
Tea Party Nation By Robert Stacy McCain ORLANDO, Fla. -- Andrea Shea King stood backstage during Thursday night's Tea Party rally at Lake Eola Park here, where thousands turned out on a cool, overcast evening to raise their voices for liberty. "You should have been here in March," said King, who spoke at one of the earliest rallies in what has since become a nationwide phenomenon.Who Killed California?
by Troy Senik http://nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/who-killed-california My apologies for having nothing originally in this post. The text was here but didn't show up. Apparently this article is too long to be printed here, at about 11 pages. It is nevertheless worth reading, unless, as someone has already done, you have made your mind up what to believe before reading.Guitarist's anti-airline hit takes off
The ultimate revenge and you can dance to it: Guitarist's anti-airline hit takes off Agence France-PresseJuly 10, 2009 07:30am AN irked Canadian musician who accused United Airlines of breaking his prized guitar has taken his revenge, writing a song that has become an internet hit and a public relations disaster for the airline. Dave Carroll composed “United Breaks Guitars” and posted it on YouTube after he said the airline damaged his treasured Taylor acoustic at Chicago's O'Hare airport last year. ”We were sitting at the back of the plane with the band, and a woman who didn't know we were musicians yells out, 'Oh, my God they're throwing guitars outside',” Carroll said.Of Me I Sing
Of Me I Sing His Serene Highness, the Emperor Hussein, has a song in his heart. By David Kahane I woke up this morning with a song on my lips. Well, not exactly a song — more like a tune, a song without words.Glenn Beck's Attack On Van Jones: Fantasies and Falsehoods
Eva Paterson
President and Founder, Equal Justice Society, Posted: August 28, 2009 02:56 PM
After smearing White House special advisor Van Jones for days on his show, Glenn Beck said on August 27, 2009: "I want to point out the silence; no one has challenged these facts -- they just attack me personally."
Well, the White House is wise to stay above the fray but someone has to set the record straight. And as the person who first hired Van Jones, initially as a legal intern and later as a legal fellow, I am in a unique position to know the truth.
American idol- Brandon Flowers is a very rare thing: a rock'n'roll superstar with killer charisma - and no bad habits
Interview with The Guardian newspaper! Enjoy :D
Brandon Flowers sits bolt upright in his train seat. So handsome you feel like putting a paper bag over your head the minute you meet him, his teeth a gleaming testament to the might of American dentistry, he is nevertheless not merely visibly uncomfortable but audibly uncomfortable, too.
Michael Jackson's death..OH God! When will the news die!!!
I don’t mean to sound disrespectful. I know this man changed things within the music industry and opened a lot of doors for upcoming African American artist everywhere, and that's a good thing. But I will be sooooo glad when tomorrow comes and goes, as you know Michael's funeral is happening.
Camille Paglia ans. letters on Obama, talk radio, gay rights, abortion.
Bow-ow-ow: Obama's painful missteps Let the new president grow into the job -- but he'd better do it fast! Plus: Readers ask about everything from talk radio, morality By Camille Paglia Dear Camille, In your column, you say, "President Obama has been ill-served by his advisors and staff." The primary job requirement of a good senior executive is the ability to judge character and ability, in order to be able to select people to whom responsibilities may be safely delegated.How the states got the nicknames
Alabama Alabama has been known as the “Yellowhammer State” since the Civil War. The yellowhammer nickname was applied to the Confederate soldiers from Alabama when a company of young cavalry soldiers from Huntsville, under the command of Rev. D.C.
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