Ruth Hochberger, 12.28.2009
Professor of Journalism Law and Ethics
While we all felt satisfied that justice had been done for the Goldman family, NBC's decision to pay for a chartered plane to fly David and Sean back to the U.S. smacks of bribery, not justice.
Stephen Viscusi, 12.15.2009
America's Workplace Guru
By
Stephen Viscusi
Today's just released "NY Times /CBS" poll confirms what I have been
preaching in this very column for months! American individ...
Albert Imperato, 12.11.2009
Co-founded 21C Media Group
My phone starting buzzing around 10:30 p.m., when I first learned that Jay Leno had featured a group my company represents at the beginning of his monologue -- Chanticleer.
Jim Lichtman, 12.11.2009
"There are two kinds of celebrity crash," Time Magazine's James Poniewozik writes (Dec.14). "The first, like Tiger Woods' on Nov. 27, is accidental......
Jackie K. Cooper, 12.08.2009
Film Critic, JackieKCooper.com
Al Roker has a wealth of fans from his role on NBC's hugely popular Today Show. Showing he is a true renaissance man, Roker has branched out into other areas the latest of which is mystery writer.
Jim Lichtman, 12.04.2009
If you watched the opening of Good Morning, America Thursday you found stories covering President Obama's Afghanistan speech, unemployment, health car...
Jessica Amason, 12.03.2009
Viral Media Editor for BuzzFeed.com
November may be the most sex-filled month in viral ever. Affairs, sex tapes, Katie Couric booty dancing -- it was almost enough to overshadow the Twilight New Moon premiere!
Andy Borowitz, 11.17.2009
BorowitzReport.com
Republizombie (re-PUB-li-zom-bee) (n) 1. Former GOP office-holder, now undead, unkillable; see Palin, S.; Cheney, D; Delay, T.; Armey, D.; Gingrich, N.
Stephen Viscusi, 11.13.2009
America's Workplace Guru
By Stephen Viscusi
Every day I hear from hundreds of people top men and woman in their field, who have, in their words "not had a bite...a nibble...
Stephen Viscusi, 11.03.2009
America's Workplace Guru
By Stephen Viscusi
I am a headhunter ... and the author of the global HarperCollins bestseller "Bulletproof Your Job" ... some people call me th...
Stephen Viscusi, 11.02.2009
America's Workplace Guru
By Stephen Viscusi
Economists tell us that the recession may soon be ending. "Recession" is an economic term.
Economist, are never really certain...
Todd Hartley, 10.26.2009
Columnist, screenwriter, playwright, lyricist, novelist, blogger and stand-up comedian
The Octomom is getting a show. Even that crying kid imploring the world to leave Britney Spears alone was in line to get a TV show. Everyone wants to get on TV these days. Heene's no different.
Leslie Goldman, 10.14.2009
Leslie Goldman is the author of "Locker Room Diaries"
Did anyone ever actually look at this image and think, for even one millisecond, that it was real? Filippa Hamilton's body was manipulated to such an irrational extent that it ceases to look human.
Eric Deggans, 10.08.2009
TV/Media critic for the St. Petersburg Times
We have not yet, as a pop culture-breathing, tabloid-fueled nation, decided how we feel about powerful older guys seducing the young women who work for them.
Stephen Viscusi, 11.25.2009
America's Workplace Guru
Here are my top ten more realistic picks (men and woman) to replace Diane Sawyer on Good Morning America.
Alex Leo, 11.24.2009
A senior editor at the Huffington Post
This morning Hoda Kotb and Donny Deutsch hosted the fourth hour of the "Today Show" and talked about a recent study which found that while the average...
Charlotte Safavi, 11.08.2009
Anglo-Iranian-American Journalist
Ultimately, those who embraced green in clothing or fashion accessories were rejecting the status quo. Fashion sometimes has a way of getting under the skin.
Eric Deggans, 08.23.2009
TV/Media critic for the St. Petersburg Times
Why did the Today show -- by far TV's most-watched morning show -- spend its first segment this morning discussing what the president said about the arrest of a black scholar in Cambridge, Mass.?
Jim Luce, 08.06.2009
Thought Leaders and Global Citizens
Our biggest accomplishment was standing up for those torn down by the TV evangelists.
Michael Russnow, 07.31.2009
Screenwriter, former Member Writers Guild West Board of Directors
Folks, AIG hadn't won the lottery in March, April and May and the news forthcoming about its actual worth hasn't been alarming the last week or so.
Michael Russnow, 07.28.2009
Screenwriter, former Member Writers Guild West Board of Directors
This 1:20 split smells, to me, a bit too rancid for the ordinary shareholders, not to mention the U.S. public who are hoping to recover their investment.