It's been noticed elsewhere, but it bears repeating: Those of you who caught this Cadillac commercial on the Oscars may have missed some key lyrical subtleties on its soundtrack, which...
Lehman Brothers analyst Craig Huber just came out with a report suggesting that the New York Times' decent stock performance thus far this year comes in part from a rise...
Long before he published a novel and waaay before he won an Adapted Screenplay Oscar for The Departed, William Monahan was an excellent and scabrous writer for the weekly New...
Mickey Kaus links to TVNewser pointing out that the Fox News Channel’s brutally-reviewed news parody The ½ Hour News Hour ended up drawing a rather impressive audience—around 1.5 million—which, according...
Currently taking a break in a land far from home, without steady internet access. I'll be back in New York and back on the blog Wednesday, February. 21....
I kind of hate to put myself in the position of defending something as quaint as the 30-second TV ad, but when data comes over the transom showing just how...
I suppose it's a sign of severe geekhood if you walk away from a lengthy interview with Rupert Murdoch thinking about how funny he is. Anyway, he spoke today at...
The Doritos consumer-generated ads (please, someone invent a better term than that) that ran in the Super Bowl were not among my favorites of the game. But that’s not the...
From an Associated Press article piece published yesterday concerning the lavishly chronicled Aqua Teen Hunger Force hubbub: "In this day and age, whenever anything remotely suspicious shows up, people get...
"I love magazines more than anything. I think they're even more important than newspapers, which are generally pretty inept." --Syndicated gossip columnist Liz Smith, whose column appears in scores of...
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