"Perhaps the most prominent African-American scholar in America today was arrested for being black while home."
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Bill Maher on Henry Louis Gates
Bill Maher dedicated the opening monologue (and sketch) of Friday's Real Time to the Henry Louis Gates arrest story. It's not every day that I agree more with Bill Maher than Jon Stewart on an issue, but as far as I'm concerned Bill gets it right on this one.
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bill maher,
henry louis gates,
jon stewart,
late night
'Where The Wild Things Are' Featurette
In case the ridiculously awesome trailer didn't get you excited enough, this new piece revealed at Comic-Con should help.
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movies
Fox News Guest Blatantly Hits On Anchor
Fox News' Ainsley Earnhardt attempts to interview guest Uri Man about the economy. He doesn't seem interested in talking about that.
"Is he hitting on me on live TV? Did that just happen?"
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fox news
Sarah Palin's Farewell Speech
If only this meant she was actually going away.
"How about, in honor of the American soldier, you quit makin' things up?"
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palin
Hillary Not Willing to Use Palin as Example of Potential Woman President
Hillary hedges and says it's up to voters to decide Palin's qualifications, but ultimately does not give her much credit. What a nice send off on Palin's final day in office.
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hillary,
meet the press,
palin
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