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...Waldman-the one who has been, in recent years, in the employ of George Steinbrenner and his YES Network, the one who this season stepped in for Charlie Steiner in the radio booth when Charlie headed for Los Angeles to be Vin Scully?s sidekick. Here?s something to suck on, Yankee fans: In the 1980s and ?90s Waldman was a BLOHARD, her dues were always paid up. Her dog in 1985 was named Fenway. I?m betting that if she still has a dog, he?s named Fenway Two or Fenway Three. We?re everywhere. And Suzyn...
...Jimmy Buffett, Jay-Z and Avril Lavigne signed a brief supporting the record companies, while Heart, Brian Eno and Terence Trent D'Arby joined forces to support Grokster. It was a lineup that ensured no matter how the court ruled, the music at the victory party would suck." --JON STEWART...
...Carolina an in-state-tuition bill died in committee in May after talk radio helped stir a furor "one hundred times bigger than Terri Schiavo," in the words of Kevin Miller, a host at WPTF in Raleigh. Many listeners were worried that expanded in-state rates would not only suck up taxpayer dollars but would also make it harder for their kids to get into top state schools like the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Opponents also fear that extending one privilege would open the door to granting other benefits now reserved for legal residents. "The other side...
...last day. There's no run-up. And there's so much money involved in movies that there are all these external pressures - there's only so much light in the day, you only have the location for so long - constantly tapping on your shoulder going, 'This could suck.' Whereas in theater, I've never really felt that kind of pressure." Especially when he's not directing. British director David Grindley (fresh from directing Kevin Spacey in National Anthems at the Old Vic) is calling the shots for the world premiere of Some Girl(s), which opened...
...Americans say they get the recommended dose of exercise, although the lower figure may be more trustworthy. People are notorious for lying about their exercise habits or, as the CDC puts it, for overreporting "socially desirable responses." Says Church, more succinctly: "My experience asking questions about exercise: they suck...