December 1, 2003 Archive

Sci/Tech

• Digital Music 2004

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

• Golden Bunniversary

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

• "Answer your phone, you dolt"

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

Video

• Fat Pizza - They're big, and they're cheesey

  Definitive proof that Aussies are more than capable of doing damn fine comedy

  in Video — by Jon Downs — on Dec 01, 2003

• Another Disney Defection

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

• Return of the King Premieres in New Zealand

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

• Memo to Michael Eisner: It's The Story, Stupid

  Roy Disney: Bring me the head of Michael Eisner!

  in Video — by Michele Catalano — on Dec 01, 2003

• Walking on Broken Glass

  That kind of outrage by the press is often bewildering and mostly just boils down to a major case of the “superiorities”. That’s why the new film “Shattered Glass” is such a horror for most journalists. The keepers of integrity in public life and the shapers of so much opinion can never be seen as infallible or corruptible or worse just plain wrong.

  in Video — by Jackson Murphy — on Dec 01, 2003

Culture

• You're pushing my button... please, please don't stop!

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Dec 01, 2003

• A Day in the Life of That Moron at Taco Bell

  in Culture — by David Mazzotta — on Dec 01, 2003

• Goat cheese and lardons

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Dec 01, 2003

• WORLD AIDS DAY 2003: Live and Let Live

  For World AIDS Day 2003, the subject is the pandemic now worsening throughout the planet. Do all you can to stop stigmatization of people living with AIDS and HIV. Do all you can to stay healthy. Do all you can to help the infected and affected. And never forget those we have lost.

  in Culture — by Natalie Davis — on Dec 01, 2003

• Radical Cleric gains a level, with a total of 1,302,123,002 experience points

  Britain's most high-profile radical Muslim cleric, who applauded the Sept. 11 attacks and last week's space shuttle crash, has just announced that he is now a level 37 cleric.

  in Culture — by Crushkill — on Dec 01, 2003

Music

• Bowie to Headline Summer Fests

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Dec 01, 2003

• Santa Claus and His Old Lady Commune

  It just isn't Christmas without "Feliz Navidad."

  in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Dec 01, 2003

• What Would Joan Jett Do?

  Joan Jett is running as a Democratic convention delegate for Howard Dean in New York.

  in Music — by Dave Gutowski — on Dec 01, 2003

• Largehearted Top Eleven Albums Of 2003

  An opinionated list of my favorite albums this year...

  in Music — by Dave Gutowski — on Dec 01, 2003

• Madonna's love for Britney is sisterly

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Dec 01, 2003

• More Soulja Slim death

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Dec 01, 2003

• Ozzy on his childhood

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Dec 01, 2003

Politics

• Howard Dean Wants to Punish Us Even More

  Democratic presidential contender Howard Dean says he’ll punish us even more if elected next year, with added regulations that threaten small businesses.

  in Politics — by Anita Campbell — on Dec 01, 2003

• What Would Joan Jett Do?

  Joan Jett is running as a Democratic convention delegate for Howard Dean in New York.

  in Politics — by Dave Gutowski — on Dec 01, 2003

• 10 Commandments cases grow

  The matter was further complicated when the Westboro Baptist Church contacted the city and expressed a desire to place a monument declaring slain University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard was in hell.

  in Politics — by Mac Diva — on Dec 01, 2003

• Walking on Broken Glass

  That kind of outrage by the press is often bewildering and mostly just boils down to a major case of the “superiorities”. That’s why the new film “Shattered Glass” is such a horror for most journalists. The keepers of integrity in public life and the shapers of so much opinion can never be seen as infallible or corruptible or worse just plain wrong.

  in Politics — by Jackson Murphy — on Dec 01, 2003