Does anyone remember back when hockey was an active, professional sport in North America? Does anyone really care?
Billionaire John Walton (58), son of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton, was killed in a small plane crash in Wyoming.
The dimming of the men’s movement has to do with the fact that it was semantic and current generations, benefiting from developing definitions of masculinity, need it less.
Regarding our recent trip to the Cinemark multiplex
Demanding that people pay attention to you, and then giving them reason to, unsurprisingly enough results in them doing so.
The billing of the play was more about the director Steven Berkoff than it was about the actors in it and you could certainly tell it was a Berkoff production. There was much use of mime, extravagant hand gestures and cinematic movement rather than theatrical. The movement occasionally approached the farcical as the actors mimed riding horses in almost exactly the same way as children do.
This is the good stuff. Hic. Ha-ick. Yeah. The highest of the high this week.
Compost compost all is compost
Its been 4 months since Y100 was yanked off the air, and still Philly is without its modern rock.
The Sharp Things are always in tune.
A beautiful summer evening on the historic Philadelphia waterfront, with two great bands - Wilco and My Morning Jacket and a bunch of music loving friends. It doesn't get much better.
The illusion of lowered returns only serves as an encouragement for what plans they take next.
Like the second Darrin on Bewitched or that chick who replaced the original mom on Fresh Prince of Bel Air, I'll do my best to make the transition from The Duke to The Dave as seamless as possible.
It's a reality show that's lovely to watch. But is it just women who will watch it?
This case is about a woman who had a restraining order against her estranged husband. It means that this woman did not have an expectation that the police would protect her even though she had a restraining order. It means that the government cannot protect you despite the fact that they promulgate that myth.
Senator Rick Santorum has blamed the Catholic priest pedophilia scandal on, you guessed it, liberalism.
A very interesting article today mentions the fact that many Americans think our country is more generous than it tends to be in actuality.
Everyone has been talking about the latest ruling from the Supreme Court regarding eminent domain. My concern with the Supreme Court's ruling is that they seem to be completely ignoring our nation's history.
President Bush nominates a pro-industry lawyer (big surprise) as chief of enforcement for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Belmont Club has a some of the transcript between Sen. Levin and Gen. Abizaid about Dick Cheney's comments about the "last throes" of the insurgency.
The Supreme Court hands down a decision on the Ten Commandments. In short, don't bring it inside.
The perception of Americans abroad is changing...
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, in a long-winded way, admits the Iraqi insurgency is not in its "last throes."
At last we are starting to understand the serial killer. Forensic psychology has shed light on this terrible shadow, showing us the background that fosters such depravity and the causes and reasons of this horror.
Levi’s Will is Dale Cramer's third novel. It is the story of Will McGruder (Mullett), who runs away from his Ohio home in June 1943.
McPhee follows Andy Chase as he seeks a job on a rare American-flagged merchant marine ship.
In 1963, as the Supreme Court was considering if the Ten Commandments were appropriate in the nation's schools, The Eleventh Commandment ...
...the study of genetics and D.N.A. results in answers being postulated to questions of racial characteristics that are making people uncomfortable.
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