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From The Pentagon To Monty Python: The Internet Turns 40
Technology has grown by such leaps and bounds since 1969 that it's hard to conceive how things were before we all had access to computers.
One Page In Cheating
Not content to wait for "This Week In Cheating," recently a single newspaper page held enough cheating for a whole seven days.
One of the First American "Python" Fans Recalls Series' Early Days -- in Canada
My all-time favorite series, without hesitation, is Monty Python's Flying Circus, the brilliant BBC show marking its 40th birthday this week with a series on the Independent Film Channel.
Bloody Peasants
Dead Peasant Policies are life insurance policies a company takes out on its employees in order to collect the payoff if and when the employee dies... The concept of peasants isn't foreign or new to me...
This Week In Cheating: Ken Lewis' Pension
What's a pension? A system wherein the employee gives the boss money for "safekeeping." Good luck with that.
"Happy" Anniversary, Iceland
This has been a very rough year for Iceland, and it's not likely to get better anytime soon. The public's anger continues to grow, and it would not be surprising if this winter sees a repeat of last winter's uprising.
The SNL Shorts: Part 1 - The Beginning of Creative Anarchy
That's how I make my day better, at least for a few minutes at a time when I can steal them from the crushing ennui. I watch the SNL Digital Shorts.
"Lord Save Us From Your Followers" Free Ticket Giveaway For Huffington Post Readers
On Monday night I'll be hosting a screening of the film Lord Save Us From Your Followers in L.A. and moderating a panel discussion afterwards. Written...
Field Notes From a Songwriter's Centennial
My dad's biggest hit -- "It's All In The Game" -- began as classical violin solo composed by Charles Dawes, making it the only No. 1 song to have been co-written by a vice president of the United States.
This Week In Cheating: Drugs
So, let me get this straight: Pfizer is the drug company who'll lie to you, but Merck's the one that'll kill you?
What is Work? Balancing Creativity and Cash
After writing two work-related novels, James Othmer has written a work of non-fiction that examines the What's, Hows and Why's of advertising.
Intelligent Design, Online Edition
The blog Uncommon Descent is among the most interesting things on the Internet because it provides us with a sense of how the leaders of the intelligent design movement would run things.
Get in Line, "Family Guy"
"Family Guy" now joins a long list of shows that have had abortion-themed stories pulled off the air. Here are just some of the abortion episodes never seen...
This Week In Cheating: Game On
David Ortiz & Manny Ramirez 'roid it up. New Jersey corrupts. Michael Phelps loses to cheaters and whines. Banks may have - shock - fraudulently pr...
Q&A: Harold Ramis Goes from Ghostbusting To Getting Primitive Directing Year One
Before a small group of comedy-infused journos, veteran funnyman, director/writer Harold Ramis spent over an hour not just talking about his latest co...
This Week in Cheating: Madoff Sentenced
Bernie Madoff got 150 years in prison, though he told investors it was 175 years... and they each told two investors it was 190 years... and so on and so on and so on...
Amnesty Salutes Its Secret Policemen
The Secret Policeman's Film Festival celebrates three decades of comedy and music in service of Amnesty's efforts round the world.
Even Bigger Balls Than Mark Sanford...
Treat yourself and see the Secret Policeman's Film Festival.
Note to O'Reilly: Women Deserve Protections -- Not Fetuses
Women deserve legal protection, and as long as a fetus is part of a woman's body, it has protections through her.
Smile and Say "Cleese!" - How the Secret Policeman Mocks, Rocks and Shocks
Long ago on a smallish, awkwardly-shaped but somewhat culturally-significant island in the dismal North Sea, Peter Cook hosted a spoof awards show to anyone who featured in the 1981 Amnesty benefit show.
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