Monthly Archives: June 2010

Over at Videogum, Joe Mande was given the job of reviewing Glenn Beck’s new ripped-from-the-mind-of-a-paranoid-teabagger political thriller The Overton Window. Only he didn’t. Review it, that is. Instead, he . . . well, I’ll let him tell you. What I’m … Continue reading →

Matt Taibbi is back in his new blog at Rolling Stone, and his first few posts are all on the McChrystal foofaraw. Here’s a choice excerpt from the forthrightly entitled Lara Logan, You Suck Anyone who wants to know why … Continue reading →

I don’t even really get this, but I’ll put it up to look cool to the nerds. Bit of a mash up of Together and Lilja 4-Ever.

Courtney Love gave a concert. It was bad. And yet . . . unforgettable. Courtney, let me tell you something. In just the past year and a half, I’ve been to about 400 shows. I’ve seen some really terrible ones. … Continue reading →

From The Midnight Show. Warning: salty language. [Props=B3ta]

From B3ta comes this touching tale of a woman’s quest to get her smart-ass graphic designer friend to drop everything to make her a Missing Cat poster for Missy, her missing cat. Read the entire epic thread here.

Over at the New York Post, Andrea Peyser sinks her rhetorical drill and hits a gusher of stupid. Just when you thought the separation of church and state was more than an option, like paper or plastic, the matter has … Continue reading →

The New York Times reprints General McChrystal’s Twitter feed while he was hanging out with that Rolling Stone reporter. Here’s one: Team America is partying! Bluto’s doing his impression of Joe Biden. Scribbles taped whole thing — get ready for … Continue reading →

Funny or Die! has the 411 on a dangerous game the kids are playing behind the bleachers. Warning: salty language.

Kenny “K-Strass” Strasser is back doing another interview with a local news station that obviously isn’t heavy into the whole background research thing. In this appearance, he delves into his origin story, telling of the time he was strung out … Continue reading →