politicians
My Internet Radio Playlist, 11/6/12
EPISODE #49: ELECTION DAY The Who — “Happy Jack” [THEME] Arcadia — “Election Day” Gorillaz — “November Has Come” The National — “Mr. November” Palomar — “Hooray for Tuesday” The Chris Stamey Experience — “V.O.T.E. PSA” The Human Hearts — “Never Tell Your Lover (How You Voted)” The Ventures — “Hawaii Five-0” Sufjan Stevens — […]
Separated at Birth XXII
Creature-community royalty who cannot be trusted and some guy from the TV show Grimm
Movie Review: The Ides of March
3.5 stars out of 5 The thing about politics: It’s too political. And this movie—though very well-made, smartly written, and sharply performed—unfortunately doesn’t have much more to say than that. Clooney has already proved himself more than competent behind the camera. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Good Night and Good Luck, and Leatherheads: All good, […]
A Day With Rep. Joe Wilson
7:42 a.m., Richland County Public Library 11:17 a.m., Greenlawn Memorial Park 3:28 p.m., Amtrak “Quiet Car” 10:04 p.m., Klan Rally
The Crimes of Cammarano
In a rare moment of justice, Hoboken’s disgraced yuppie-asshole thug-wannabe child-mayor Peter Cammarano resigned in shame on Friday, a week after being arrested in the massive federal corruption investigation. Despite couldn’t-be-more-damning transcripts of his transgressions, Petey had denied any wrongdoing and vowed to stay in office. That is, until additional indiscretions came to light. In […]
My Mom Should Be on the Huffington Post
Everybody and their mother said that Sarah Palin resembles Tina Fey. But not my mother. She knew that was way too easy. (Wow, a brunette with glasses.) My mom knows that to get to the bottom of celebrity lookalikes in this campaign, one needs to think outside the box. The following is an actual email […]
If I Knew How To Use PhotoShop
…then, what I’d do is, I’d put Eliot Spitzer’s head over Matt Dillon’s, and Silda’s over Kate Hudson’s, and Alexandra “Kristen” Dupre’s over Owen Wilson’s. Alas, I don’t know how to use PhotoShop. Oh well.
Jack Silbert, curator