Oops … he “did it” again. O.J. Simpson made the rounds at Super Bowl parties in Miami this weekend, apparently running at the mouth again about getting paid for “If I Did It” — even though the book about how he would have committed double murder was yanked and destroyed …
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Your GRRRs | Things That Make Me Go Grrr! | The GRRR! Book “We all make mistakes,” said Michael Vick. “Dogfighting is a terrible thing and I reject it … I found Jesus and turned my life over to God. I think that’s the right thing to do as of …
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The other day while looking at a map of the United States and trying, in vain, to find Sweden, it occurred to me that with my good looks and rockin’ body, I should run for Miss Teen USA. People have suggested it to me countless times before, but I always …
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We are definitely ready for 2007. But what were the five, the five most important stories of 2006? Number one has to be the deepening chaos in Iraq. There’s no question this war has brought pain and suffering to the nation and divided the country. To those of us who …
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A quick trip around Hannity’s America… Transparent! See? The president’s honeymoon with the press is already over. Now Obama’s announcement of a “new era of openness” have left some in the media scratching their heads wondering well, why so many closed doors? Now a reporter from Politico.com pressed President Obama …
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WASHINGTON – In what some are calling the first public acknowledgement that Al Franken may be more than a funnyman with quaint political aspirations, Republican Sen. Norm Coleman’s campaign is calling out the former Saturday Night Live star over his seeming contradictions on Iraq. Franken still has to win the …
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The hamburger is moving up in the world. A staple of the all-American meal, it’s always been the taste of summer, barbecues and the Fourth of July — and the hottest item at fast-food restaurants and greasy spoons. But now, it’s so much more. The hamburger has gone all fancy …
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Say it ain’t so, G.I. Joe. The popular all-American comic-book military man and action figure dating back to the 1940s is undergoing a significant transformation for the Paramount Pictures-distributed “G.I. Joe” film, which begins production in February and is scheduled for release in summer 2009. No longer will G.I. Joe …
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He was branded a terrorist and a murderer. For a while, he was Scotland Yard’s most wanted man. He’s Gerry Adams, leader of Sinn Fein — once deemed by Britons to be Ireland’s most murderous rogue group. But then Gerry put down the gun and talked up peace. It took …
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The ACLU exposes itself. That is the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points” memo. Over the past few weeks, the ACLU has taken out three attack President Bush ads in The New York Times, full-page ads. Quoting the civil liberties people, “Mr. Bush broke the law in the NSA phone …
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