Arnold Schwarzenegger Drove Film Critics Around In A Tank And Crushed A Car For Their Viewing Pleasure
So, that’s one way to promote a movie.
So, that’s one way to promote a movie.
“I don’t think I’ve been on vacation,” Obama replies.
The Republican nominee makes a Chris Christie joke, but ducks a question on negotiations with Iran.
Linda McMahon, running a highly controlled and closely guarded campaign, doesn’t like dealing with the press. But with $65 million, she doesn’t need to.
All three will cover funders.
Unchastened — but carefully guarded by his staff — the Vice President takes Ohio. “I told them — Joe Biden’s a handful,” says Ted Kaufman.
The guest-list was both A-list and random, but where else would you see Kate Upton, Sofia Vergara, Kim Kardashian, Lindsay Lohan, and Uggie the dog all in one place?
Local media only in Houma. It’s a regular practice for a candidate who can’t control his mouth. Press Secretary Hammond’s meltdown: “Complainers, complainers, complainers.”
“I take questions from the media every day.” Romney’s media lockdown becomes an issue.
Paul leaves event early after press surrounds Paul. Mrs. Paul “shoved” according to campaign.
After the Texas Tea Party PACE debate with Newt Gingrich yesterday, Cain became a crybaby and fussed at the media for asking him about sexual harassment charges.
Or statutory rape. You say potato. Oh, hey, it won a prestigious advertising award. The judges who saw this apparently popped some Sportage in their pants. Blech. (via copyranter.blogspot.com) View List ›
The man known as “Dr. Death” for his willingness to administer assisted suicide has died at the age of 83. Kevorkian had been struggling with pneumonia and kidney disease. View List ›
Harold Camping, the Christian broadcaster who predicted the Rapture was going to happen this past Saturday, speaks briefly to the press after nothing happened. He looks genuinely confused and defeated. Watch Video ›
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For all you political junkies, something to make you go think: the official seating chart for the White House Press Office. Check out who has front row seats. Who got shafted? For more smart thinking into the arrangement, FiveThirtyEight’s Nate Silver investigates. View Image ›