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...riveting minutes last Friday, CNN’s “Crossfire” dared to air a real debate, albeit by accident. “The Daily Show??’s Jon Stewart ambushed hosts Tucker Carlson and Paul Begala, charging them with “partisan hackery” and eviscerating them and the rest of the mainstream news media for abdicating their journalistic duties to the American public...
...failure of the art’s most radical political ambitions. Most of the sculpture was explicitly conceived as anti-traditional, objects to be set out on the floor and played with rather than fetishized on a pedestal underneath a glass box. But for some reason (liability? security?) the show??s curator, Kirsten Weiss, chose to display most of the sculptures in exactly this fashion. Several other fabric pieces related to “Head Body Limbs” are shown neatly folded and under glass; to do this to a piece that was explicitly meant to invite...
Technical difficulties delayed the show??s opening night, but no one seemed to mind, probably because the audience consisted mainly of friends of the far-flung performers. Students of Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, and a number of other colleges traveled for hours to perform in the show...
...movies” and audiences should respond. Indeed, as South Park continues to get smarter and quicker, Parker and Stone—a couple of former waterheads from the University of Colorado—have accidentally become the elder wisemen of our time. Despite the TV show??s superficially immature bag of jokes, the American public—or at least the young, loud left—has more or less come to realize that the show??s creators are straight shooters when it comes to right and wrong...
...weeks ago, Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show?? “reported” the Bush campaign’s latest discovery about John Kerry’s past: that “he was actually raised by a pack of billionaire French homosexuals...