Mike Ragogna, 02.14.2012

Radio Personality on Solar Powered KRUU-FM, Music Biz Vet

Now that Grammy's glitz is fading, it's nice to pull the curtain on what goes on behind the scenes at such a gala. Over the next two weeks, I'm goin...

Shira Lazar, 02.12.2012

Host/EP, WhatsTrending.com

Academy Award winner Jeremy Irons took a break from shooting Henry IV in the UK to chat with me about what makes a great director and what was going through his mind when he won Best Leading Actor in 1991 for Reversal of Fortune.

Lillian Daniel, 02.09.2012

Pastor, speaker and writer for the Stillspeaking Daily Devotionals.

The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto bills itself as being "for the curious," and I certainly was.

William O'Rourke, 02.08.2012

Professor, Department of English University of Notre Dame

It's been another bad week for the GOP, because of yet more Hail Marys: the Susan G. Komen for the Cure pink ribbon flap, defunding Planned Parenthood, and, consequently, the women of America reacting and Komen's decision eventually reversed.

Mark Morford, 02.08.2012

Columnist, SFGate; Author, 'The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism'

What flavor of revolt and indignation do you prefer as we dance like drunken angels into the wilds of 2012? Choose wisely, and you can become a full and informed participant in the culture. Choose poorly, and the world is joyless as bible study in Rick Santorum's shame dungeon.

Daniel Cherrin, 02.08.2012

Public relations and affairs specialist; former Communications Director for the City of Detroit

A lot has been said about Chrysler's Super Bowl ad, featuring Clint Eastwood and Detroit. While the pundits talk about whether or not it was a campaign commercial, let me tell you what Detroiters really think about it.

Juliet Jeske, 02.08.2012

New York-based comedian

Love her or hate her stagecraft or music, everyone is entitled to their opinion. But calling Madonna "too old" doesn't make a ton of sense, especially since she is a decade younger than most of the men who have gone before her.

Danny Groner, 02.07.2012

Manager, Shutterstock

During the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday night, M.I.A. gave the finger to the hundred million fans watching around the world. It didn't last very long, but in the days since the incident, practically everyone except for the singer herself has apologized.

Jeffrey Gibson, 02.07.2012

Artist

I have been considering what to write about for my very first blog entry for The Huffington Post, going about my days waiting for a moment of ins...

Rochelle Jewel Shapiro, 02.05.2012

Psychic; Author

When my daughter wasn't home, I began to watch music videos on MTV, and everything my rabbi said was confirmed for me when I saw Madonna in a scanty leather costume. But the more videos I watched, the more astonished I was.

David Wild, 02.04.2012

TV Writer; Contributing Editor, Rolling Stone; Co-Author, 'Diary of a Player"'

That Madonna lady's got halftime covered, but for the rest of your Super Bowl party time, here's one not-so-tight-end's playlist that's super in at least one sense.

Len Berman, 02.03.2012

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Lost in the Super Bowl hoopla, some members of the NFL Super Bowl Committee have talked about staging a Super Bowl in London. Were they overly intoxicated during those discussions?

Mike Ragogna, 01.30.2012

Radio Personality on Solar Powered KRUU-FM, Music Biz Vet

Christina Patterson, 01.17.2012

Writer and columnist, 'The Independent'

She looks a million dollars, and is worth several hundred million more. But there's one thing Madonna's millions can't buy her. Yup, you've guessed it: love.

Domenick Scudera, 01.17.2012

Professor of Theater and Chair of the Theater and Dance department, Ursinus College

I always thought you were a champion of female empowerment. Calling Ricky Gervais a "girl" seems beneath you. Women like you are symbols of strength and confidence, helping to erode pervasive gender stereotypes.

Michael Russnow, 01.16.2012

Screenwriter, former Member WGAW Board of Directors, former U.S. Senate aide

It's oddly intriguing that a lackluster show and a diluted dose of Ricky Gervais appeals to me greater than his shockmeister two prior appearances.