Here's Jane Lynch Filling In For Rachel Maddow
Maddow said she felt “subservient” sitting in the guest's chair. Best new thing in the world, people. Read More ›
Maddow said she felt “subservient” sitting in the guest's chair. Best new thing in the world, people. Read More ›
Aram, the three-year-old kid seen breastfeeding on the cover of TIME magazine this week, made his daytime television debut this morning on the “Today” show. He seemed pissed about it. Read More ›
The print giant adresses the debate over attachment parenting with a bold cover image of a 26-year-old mom breast-feeding her almost 4-year-old son. Read More ›
Reuters attracted quite a bit of blowback for its video calling May Day a “dud” yesterday. “A diverse set of views,” social media editor de Rosa says. Read More ›
Protesters attacked photographers, and sought to seize their cameras, during May Day protests, journalists say. “One girl walks up to one of the photogs and nailed him right in the face,” says Village Voice's Muncy. Read More ›
Unfortunately for National Review's Jonah Goldberg, last night's top cable-news cross-examination yielded a treasure trove of GIF-worthy moments. Read More ›
Howard Stern wrote a nice love letter in honor of the Today Show iron man nabbing a spot on Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World list. Stern even included the fact that Matt's wife Annette is his preferred third party in a fantasy ménage à trois. How sweet! (via time.com) Read More ›
Fox told Mediaite today that they've rooted out the Fox News Mole; he/she only survived for one day. Twitter users imagine consequences for the mole. Read More ›
BuzzFeed listed as one of “The World's 50 Most Innovative Companies” Read More ›
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The scoop belonged to no one, as a phantom Washington Post story crossed the Bloomberg wire, only to be disavowed by WaPo. True by accident! (Update: it really was an accident). Read More ›
Now that that's over, the Huffington Post is going to liveblog the Jewish holiday of Omer. Read More ›
Piers Morgan and Touré fight on Twitter about the Trayvon Martin case. Piers Morgan invites Touré to fight about it on his show for twelve minutes. Here's the condensed version of what went down. Read More ›
Tech sites fear it and Americans know nothing about it. Tinhte.vn gets new gadgets before anyone, and they can't be stopped. Read More ›
But HuffPo had more fun! Read More ›
Judging by the Huffington Post's front page this morning, the primaries have taken a turn into fiery chaos. The only candidate not fully engulfed in flames is Newt. Read More ›
Red, White and Blue Fund is buying big in Michigan, headed to Ohio and the South. “It's not just about saying why Romney is a scum-sucking toad,” Roy says. Read More ›
An account located in Clark County, Nevada, tweeted “Whitney Houston found dead in Beverly Hills hotel” almost a half hour before the Associated Press released their report. The user in question, @chilemasgrande a.k.a. Big Chorizo, has not yet been reached for comment. (via mashable.com) Read More ›
Tim Pool and Luke Rudkowski, stars in Occupy world, have full media credentials at the big annual conservative conference. These guys will let anyone in. Read More ›
Three times! Plus an “LOL” from John King for good measure. Let me know what your reaction to Blitzer's reaction is down in the comments. Read More ›
The suits are taking charge, and they're killing the travel budgets. Sorry Newt, Rick, Zeke! Read More ›
And people wonder why print media is dying! Psst… the link is broken. Read More ›
Bozell promises $5 million, “largest conservative social media campaign ever. “Don't believe the liberal media.” Read More ›
Here's something you don't see every day. Following his interview with Newt Gingrich's daughters on CNN tonight, Piers Morgan was corrected by Wolf Blitzer for suggesting during it that John King's debate-opening question to Gingrich on Thursday about his ex-wife's “open marriage” claims constituted an attack against Gingrich. Read More ›
He secretly seems to kind of like the old order. Newt Gingrich, less so. Read More ›
This just keeps getting better. Three days after announcing the formation of a presidential exploratory committee following a transfer of control over his Super PAC to Jon Stewart—and mere hours after that same Super PAC released a Mitt Romney attack ad set to air this week in South Carolina—Stephen Colbert fielded questions about it all from George Stephanopoulos Sunday morning during an at-times contentious appearance on ABC's “This Week.” And it was awesome. Read More ›
Because nothing sells papers like subtle race-baiting with a splash of sarcasm! That said, “Mad as hell Michelle” does roll off the tongue nicely. Read More ›
Paul leaves event early after press surrounds Paul. Mrs. Paul “shoved” according to campaign. Read More ›
After a brief step into the spotlight, the frontrunner is back to playing it safe. Eight days without a press conference, and counting. Read More ›