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It's a beautiful morning here, one of those mornings no one in Beijing ever has anymore where you can pretend it's the 70s and the world is less polluted but visions of stagflation might dance in your head, or you can be like Moe and I and pretend it's the 90s and read about 90s music and China's human rights record and WTO negotiations and wish you lived in Berlin instead. But it's 2008 and real questions await like: What EXACTLY is a green collar job? Will Obama embrace Virginia governor Tim Kaine more fully than in this picture? And why do we care what some crazy guy's motives were for shooting a bunch of people in a church when he is obviously crazy and thus his motivations are no more explicable that the motives of any other crazy person, including the first guy that ever sent me a crap-anything-from-a-dude...or Dan Quayle's? These questions and many, many others will stay unanswered after the jump, at least until you get to the comment threads. More »
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Murphy Brown, which aired from 1988-1998, was one of the most popular shows on TV. In 1992, the lead character (played by Candice Bergen) became a single mom. All hell broke loose when presidential candidate Dan Quayle said, in a speech, that Murphy was "mocking the importance of a father, by bearing a child alone, and calling it just another 'lifestyle choice.'" It's been ten years, and this morning the cast reunited on the Today show and talked about the incident. The best part? When Faith Ford insists, "None of us were very political!" Bergen — who attended the University of Pennsylvania in her youth and once, as a prank, threw dollar bills on the floor of the New York Stock exchange with political activist Abbie Hoffman — totally gives Ford the stink eye. Clip above. More »
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We can't help but think that if you run not one but two dating sites, it couldn't be too hard to sample the product and come up with a mate. After all, you're getting a sneak preview every day, while the rest of losers chase the pickings you evenutally post up. More »
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