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Chances are you liked the very funny PSA about California school budget cuts with Megan Fox. It was all in a day's work for writer/director Eric Appel at Funny or Die.
Greenpeace's investigation into oil billionaires David and Charles Koch and their funding of climate denial organizations led our Climate Crime Unit ...
Unfortunately, judging by your response to our video about the crisis in California schools with Megan Fox, Brian Austin Green and 90 fifth graders, you aren't fighting tooth and nail for California's future.
To make sure our Senators and Governors know what they can expect from a relationship with Big Oil, here's the latest Polluterharmony love story.
During the opening ceremony of the David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, Greenpeace deployed our Climate C...
In today's club scene a dilettante hipster can get paid four or five thousand dollars and show up with their iTunes play list. That's fine and all, but there are these people who used to do this for a living. Called DJs.
Why would Senator Shelby oppose the Consumer Financial Protection Agency and fight against the interests of the people of Alabama? Simple. Cause the banks and credit card companies give him a ton of cash.
On today's Wilshire & Washington: Did everyone enjoy the Jim Bunning Saga of Obstruction? When did acting childish and churlish (and not getting anyth...
Below is a link to a very Valentine's Day-appropriate song "I Heart" I wrote with the brilliant musician/composer/singer Gary Stockdale, with whom I w...
With the Federal government shut down by back to back record breaking blizzards, members of Congress are huddled at home, wandering the internet, perh...
I recently had the chance to interview Michael Swaim, Head of Video over at Cracked.com.
What makes a book or author or promotion "pop" or "plop" on screen? For me, humor, a hint of controversy, or a heaping helping of insider advice.
Millions of Americans don't know that a battle over the future of the Internet is being played out right now in Washington. How it ends will have deep repercussions for decades to come.
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