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Olbermann Celebrates, Gloats, Whatever
Check out this latest MSNBC ad: But will it last? New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
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Go Home Already: Meet Cute
Photo by marcelina3 >> "Metro's board of directors scolded the transit agency on Thursday, after a series of mishaps caused major headaches for commuters this week." [WTOP] >> Good lord, how can anyone still have anything to say about Klingle Road? Ward 3 Council member Mary Cheh has…
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YOU GOT YOUR POLITICS BLOG IN MY ALT-WEEKLY: If you’re in LA you can get a whole week’s worth of national political scandal & shame by picking up the newly redesigned City Beat. The column is called … Weekette! [LA City Beat]
Popcorn & Candy: A Woman Scorned
DCist's highly subjective and hardly comprehensive guide to the most interesting movies playing around town in the coming week. Strait-Jacket You know what's missing from the modern cinema? Middle aged women who can play good old-fashioned, over-the-top, campy batshit insane. Where are the…
National Press Club Gives Slot To Larry Sinclair??
Well. The National Press Club, Washington’s very Esteemed Lunch Club for reporters, has allowed Larry Sinclair to book 2.5 hours worth of prime real estate on June 18. Larry Sinclair is the guy who claimed he had hot gay blowjobs and did coke with Barack Obama in a hilariously fabricated…
Happy Hour
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Arts Agenda
Faith Ringgold's Who's Bad? , courtesy the Arlington Arts Center This week, some of the D.C. area’s best nonprofit and alternative art spaces push their boundaries in ways that commercial spaces often don’t. Get out your thinking caps and your love for interesting discussion, and mark…
Some Gal’s Boyfriend Dumped Her, Because Of Politics
Here is a sad tune by D.C. resident Rachel Keller called “I Got Dumped For Obama,” and it’s steaming up the YouTubes at this very minute. She tells Politico’s Anne Schroeder Mullins that it is based on real life: she was dating A Boy who spent all of his time volunteering…
Transit on Thursday: Keeping Perspective Edition
It's been quite a week for the Orange line, with three long delays in three days (not to mention last week's storm-related delays). Monday's derailment of a train between the Rosslyn and Court House stations left people clamoring for a way to get home, but luckily, it wasn't as severe as it…
Italian PM Endorses McCain So He Can Look Younger In Relation
Everyone in Europe is a socialist Liberal arugula-swilling white wine-eating gay elite terrorist statist freedom-hating fairy, except for one man: Silvio Berlusconi, who said today that he favors John McCain, and did so by mocking him: “I suppose I could express my own personal preference…
Today's Most Popular Stories
Washington Post: A Flashy Facebook Page, at a Cost to Privacy Washington Examiner: Blog - Yeas and Nays N.Y. Times: Cover Story: When Mom and Dad Share It All L.A. Times: Mega-mansions are L.A.'s really big show USA Today: Pigeons: Smarter than a three-year-old - Science Fair …
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Ron Paul Will End His Campaign, Again, And Start New Campaign!
Thanks to commenter “floraway” for ruining all of our fun and linking to an article about Ron Paul’s big announcement tonight, which will be that he is ending his presidential campaign for the 80th time in order to launch a new campaign, for Liberty. As far as we can tell, that…
A Toast To Linda
From the Legal Times: The Supreme Court press corps, joined by Court employees and seven justices--all but Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas--celebrated New York Times reporter Linda Greenhouse's 30 years of Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Court on Wednesday afternoon. Greenhouse is…
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About Tonight
Photo by Samer Farha READING: Andre Dubus III, author of House of Sand and Fog, will make an appearance at Politics and Prose to talk about his latest novel, The Garden of Last Days. 7 p.m. MUSIC: Jazz-funksters Mocean Worker delivered a strong, albeit under-attended, set last year at the…
Gertz: Subpoenaed
From the WaPo: A Washington Times reporter has been subpoenaed to testify in a California federal court next month about his sources for a 2006 article on a Chinese spying case in which he allegedly disclosed secret grand jury information. Lawyers for reporter Bill Gertz have moved to quash the…
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RON PAUL TO MAKE HISTORIC MAJOR FREEDOM ANNOUNCEMENT 2NITE
THIS JUST IN, HOT FROM THE E-MAIL PROGRAM: Ron Paul has something to say tonight hooray. You can watch it at Justin’s TV or whatever. What will he be Announcing? What will Ron Paul announce at his Major Announcement Rally this evening? ( surveys)
Cafe Collage Returns to T Street
Written by DCist contributor Alicia Mazzara It's not easy being an independent coffee shop in D.C. While Starbucks and other conglomerates continue to bloom like mushrooms on virtually every block of downtown, several local favorites have closed their doors in the past year. Sparky's Cafe…
Tale of the Email Tape
Jim Johnson resigns: Supreme Court ruling on foreign terrorism suspects: New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
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Will McCain Choose Nutball Exorcist For Veep Candidate?
When young corporate Republican Bobby Jindal was sworn in as Louisiana’s governor five months ago, the national press noted that he was the child of Punjabi Indians who had just moved to America, and that he was young for a governor (36). All very interesting, blah blah, but did you know…
MSNBC To Provide 80 Frigging Live Hours Of Political Convention Coverage
This election year might be the most exciting in generations, but that doesn’t mean the conventions won’t be as boring as ever! Now that Hillary Clinton has robbed us of our last, greatest chance for a Convention Floor Fight featuring a shirtless Ted Kennedy jello wrestling a…
An Open Letter To Choire Sicha.
Hey, dude! Say, I was wondering, if it's not too much trouble for you...do you think I could borrow the internet for a while tonight? I don't want to, you know, take it back. It's just that I'm wired and my shoulders are tight and I think a nice long, web-fueled wank would do me some good. …
Confirmed: Weeks To NPR (Jenkins, Too)
Earlier: "Linton Weeks To NPR?" Former Postie Linton Weeks is joining NPR as its National Correspondent, Digital News. Also: Another Postie -- Keith Jenkins -- will join NPR as Senior Producer, Multimedia. New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
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Obama’s Birth Certificate Claims He Was ‘Born’ At Some Point
Famous blogger Markos “Kos” of the Daily Kos liberal website claims that this is Barack Obama’s birth certificate, which he obtained by asking the campaign. As you can see, it is clearly false: his race is not “African” as this crap-ument suggests, it is…
Supernatural Supergroovy: R.E.M. @ Merriweather
So you were at the big R.E.M. show last night? Yeah, verily. How was it? On balance -- awesome! The two Professional Journalists in my car rated it “a solid B” and a B+ on the way home. I might even go as high as an A-. It was the fifth time I’d seen R.E.M. perform a full set since…