3 years. Dude made $38 million, hasn’t filed income taxes since 1999!! Wow.

Married mother facing jail for ’sending naked pictures of herself to son’s teenage friend’
By Daniel Bates
A married mother is facing jail after allegedly sending nude pictures of herself to one of her son’s classmates.
Lori Darling David, 37, of Katy, Texas, is said to have befriended the 16-year-old boy on Facebook before bombarding him with flirty […]

A Blog from the recent past:
by Gravitar Profundus

It’s about two hours since I first saw the headline that Sarah Palin is resigning as governor of Alaska and I have yet to read, watch, or listen to any commentary about it so I thought I’d lay out some quick thoughts untainted by the punditocracy.
In her released […]

Carter: “Megan Fox actually kind of trashed Wonder Woman. She said she thought it was dumb, like ‘what’s the big whoop making people tell the truth.’ I like her, I just thought she shouldn’t trash Wonder Woman.”
Lynda Carter did not take kindly to Megan Fox’s recent trashing of her character in the 70s […]

Bill Maher discussed Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s rally last, saying it should have had a point. During a long “New Rule” Maher disputed the idea that the Left is just as much to blame for the level of discourse in this country as the Right.
“The message of the rally, as I heard it, was […]

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Scott Horton interviews Roger D. Hodge regarding his book The Mendacity of Hope: Barack Obama and the Betrayal of American Liberalism for Harper’s:

1. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs recently derided liberal critics of the Obama Administration as the “professional left.” Was he talking about you? What do you make of this line of attack?
I’m […]

By Rinku Sen

If the election of 2008 was a referendum on race, the midterms are feeling like a recount. The dominant political discourse of 2008 centered on an improbable question: Could a black man overcome decades’ worth of conservative fear mongering about scary, criminal, lazy black people and win a majority of voters? Today, […]