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More On The Conservative Media “Race War”
BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins joined Cenk Uygur on The Young Turks to discuss his piece on the conservative media “race war.” “If you spend a couple days reading the conservative blogosphere…you will hear about this idea of a slow burning race war,” Coppins said.
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Keith Olbermann Vs. Stephen Colbert
Celebrity Buzz Keith Olbermann appeared on The Colbert Report for some good-natured sparring with Stephen, verbally jousting over Olbermann's reboot of Countdown on Current TV. And Stephen isn't wearing any pants. Because.
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Link: TWILF
http://current.com/items/91442946_the-stupid-virus.htm
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Current.tv's made a cartoon over the weekendThe Stupid Virus featuring a caricature of Sarah Palin with the title “TWILF” which is a combination of her moniker of “MILF” (mother I'd like to…) and Twitter.
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Hot Cougar Action At The Cougar Convention [NSFW]
Culture Buzz Since we apparently can't get enough cougar action, Current TV's Ben Hoffman hit the convention to chat up the ladies and (sadly) even more entertaining: the “cougar hunters.”
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Image: Bill Clinton and Kim Jong-il
This photo was released this morning by the North Korean news agency. This proves two things. One, Bill Clinton was there and did meet with Kim Il Jong; and two, they need much better cameras. Or learn how to photoshop.
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Harry Potter and the Mystery of the Neverending Franchise
Movie Buzz Getting ready to plunge into the 12+ hours of Harry Potter movies needed to prepare to see the newly-released 6th film? Put away the Red Bull and let The Rotten Tomatoes Show's Brett Erlich do it for you. A truly grand sacrifice made for the rest of us. Thank you Brett.
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Link: Ten Grand is Buried Here | Microsoft Australia
http://www.microsoft.com/australia/ie8/competition/
We have buried $10,000 somewhere on the net, download IE8 and find it!
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Al Gore on Twitter
Tech Buzz Sometime on Thursday evening, @al_gore burst onto the Twitter scene with a link to his website and a Current.TV interview with Digg's Kevin Rose. He's since gone on to amass over 13,000 followers in a few days, meaning the guy who “invented the internet” is really just getting started.
