A Media Matters for America review found that since February 27, the date that televangelist John Hagee endorsed Sen. John McCain for president, The New York Times and The Washington Post combined have published more than 12 times as many articles mentioning Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. and Sen. Barack Obama as they have mentioning Hagee and McCain.
The porter opened the door to find the blonde girl in front of him. He was, to say the least, surprised, because she was standing there completely naked.
"[I]f Al Qaeda comes in here and blows you up, we're not going to do anything about it. We're going to say, look, every other place in America is off-limits to you, except San Francisco."
A "national underground network" of pink pistol-packing lesbians is terrorizing America. "All across the country," they are raping young girls, attacking heterosexual males at random, and forcibly indoctrinating children as young as 10 into the homosexual lifestyle"
Take a look around at all the democrats running from you right now. Do you even know who your friends are anymore?
Clinton. Never miss an opportunity to exploit homophobia. Remember DOMA? Remember doubling the discharges from the military? Remember inaction on AIDS? Remember the Clintons' using anti-gay marriage ads in the South in 1996? And yet the gays keep coming back for more. I don't understand why. I really don't.
A Greek court has been asked to draw the line between gay women and the natives of the Aegean Sea island of Lesbos.
Inhabitants on the Greek island of Lesbos, pictured, have launched a lawsuit against a gay rights group.
There's more if you can take it. BTW, notice something about the picture in that article. Now, I've never been to Lesbos. I'm sure it's very lovely there. But are you telling me they couldn't find a single picture to run with this particular story that wasn't of a fallen tree?
I think somebody at CNN was having their fun...a theory which is not exactly disproved by the headline "Lesbos ladies launch lesbian lawsuit." At times like this, I always think of the Albert Brooks line from Broadcast News:
"A lot of alliteration from anxious anchors placed in powerful posts."
West and Don Ameche appeared on ventriloquist Edgar Bergen's radio show in 1937, and did a sketch as Adam and Eve that was thought to be blasphemous and risque. Then, her sketch with Bergen’s dummy Charlie McCarthy was considered so shocking that she was banned from the airwaves and was not heard again on radio for 31 years. One line that drove the NBC executives to panic when she lewdly used it on the wood dummy was, “Charles, I remember our date, and have the splinters to prove it.”
Jeremiah Wright to a lot of people is Barack Obama.
"I know I'm talking bullshit, but this is my impression of what the unwashed masses think, so, you know, I'm going with it."
Tina Fey. I still think she's overly-hyped as a performer and writer, but sexy, I'll grant you.
Sigourney Weaver. Defined the "hot bitch" school of female leads with Ripley (and I'm using "bitch" as a good thing).
I also find a certain amount of hope in knowing that part was created, and written, by men...
Kristen Bell. Do I really need to explain this to anyone at this point?
Just as an aside, Laura Prepon would have made this list until she went blonde against the Lord's will.
Jodie Foster. Do you notice--and I'm proud to say this wasn't intentional--a pattern in these choices so far? Most of these women are known for being, or at least playing, smart.
Alicia Witt. See, Laura? This
could've been you.
Leelee Sobieski. This is another one of those "What can I add, at this point?" choices.
Deborah Kara Unger. Little-known, but hard to forget once you've seen her.
Michelle Williams. This is just a guess, but I think she might turn out to be the Kim Basinger of her generation.
Christina Aguilera. Ahem, let me see now, I think the proper answer to this gesture is...
"Yes, please."
Jena Malone.
Could she possibly be any more adorable?
Angela Bassett. Brace yourselves, kids...
...she's approaching 50. Actually, I haven't done a list-by-list comparision, but I'd be willing to bet I have more women in their late 30's and up in mine. Maybe I should accent the word women.
Alexis Dziena. Dziena, on the other hand, may be the Heather Graham of her
generation...which, in the long run, is nowhere near as cool as being the Kim Basinger.
Mary-Louise Parker. Remember what I was saying about smart, talented women?
Saffron Burrows. See Leelee Sobieski and Amber Benson.
Amy Adams & Shirley Henderson, seen here together in Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day, which is what put Henderson on my radar (for Adams, it was Charlie Wilson's War).
Rachel Bilson. If I was king for just one day...
Diane Lane. I dunno if she's had work done, but the girl still looks good...
Audrey Tautou. One day I gotta see her act...
Natalie Portman. Ok, so she seems like kind of a silly person, but you can't deny the beauty.
Rachel Weisz. Smokin'.
Another "Would've been on this list, but..." is Helen Hunt. I've no wish to be unkind; Hunt was very hot in the '90s, as well as being a gifted actress.
And I want to see her feature directorial debut, Then She Found Me, which has been getting solid reviews. But so far as her looks...something has happened.
Uma Thurman. If you have to ask, you can't possibly understand.
Evan Rachel Wood. If we could just get her away from that insane man of hers...
Eva Amurri. Of all the mid-20s actress-models of the day, she's the one to bet on getting even sexier as she gets older. And yes, that is a reference to her mother.
Abbie Cornish. Just one of the reasons I'm glad I saw Stop-Loss...
BILLINGS, Mont. — Environmental and animal rights groups are suing the federal government in hopes of restoring endangered species protections for gray wolves in the northern Rockies.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had removed the region's 1,500 wolves from the endangered list in March, turning over management responsibilities to state officials in Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.
The lawsuit alleges those states lack adequate laws to ensure wolves are not again eradicated from the region.
