Watch Wolf Blitzer’s Excruciatingly Awkward Chat With An Atheist
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If Anderson Cooper loves breaking news so much, why doesn’t he marry it?
CNN’s gambit of programming dominated by salacious crime stories is paying off in the ratings, but the strategy can easily result in borderline offensive on-air moments, as exemplified by the following segment about the 21-year-old Hofstra student who was killed by police gunfire.
While in Morocco, the Parts Unknown host watches two masked men mix up honey, chocolate, nuts, with a bunch of marijuana, and then pays a visit to a Tangier cafe that, “smells like my dorm room, circa 1972.”
Where have you heard this jingle before?
Why nobody watched Howard Kurtz on Howard Kurtz on Reliable Sources.
So maybe he’s not perfect. But who else is going to host Reliable Sources ? UPDATE: CNN caved.
Romney was criticized on CNN after talking to graduates at a predominantly Mormon university about the importance of marriage and family.
The host of CNN’s Reliable Sources tried to call out the media’s positive coverage of the first openly gay NBA player. He failed.
Anderson Cooper’s regular abuse of the words “breaking news” on CNN has almost rendered the term meaningless. Here are seven of his worst offenses so far this year.
CNN has been an object of ridicule for its Boston Marathon bombing coverage. But new boss Jeff Zucker likely doesn’t mind, because people are watching: More than 1 million viewers have tuned in so far this week.
Thankfully no one was seriously injured!
The most trusted name in news strikes again…
Challenge accepted, Jay Carney.
There are a few cable news folks out there who feel the need to mention Elizabeth Colbert Busch’s brother before —and sometimes instead of— her name when talking about the Democratic candidate for South Carolina’s 1st congressional district.
“They’re so just done with this.”
Guess which network was the least interested. Three very different approaches to a historic day.
A string of misadventures for the congresswoman.
No, the Death Star isn’t fully operational again.
The first new show of the Jeff Zucker era is good, but it’s nothing new.
A flurry of online backlash erupted this weekend over how CNN covered the Steubenville rape trial.
We’ve reached peak Arias, people.
Wait for it…
Spolier: The average cable news host is a pretty white man wearing lipstick.
Well, this is gross.
Say what, Wolf?
If CNN is gonna make us pay $1.99 for a 2-month-old episode of Reliable Sources, we should at least get to keep it forever.
NASA has a cool plan to battle Earth destroying asteroids in a decidedly non-Armageddon way.