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Sports Illustrated puts Stephen Colbert on cover
- Stephen Colbert (kohl-BEHR') has joined the legions of athletes and swimsuit models to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated.
- Stephen Colbert (kohl-BEHR') has joined the legions of athletes and swimsuit models to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated.
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Division III All-Ohio List
- The 2009 Associated Press Division III All-Ohio high school football team, based on the recommendations of a state media panel:
Walcoff: Golden State needs to think big, nasty
- Don Nelson has been like a father to Chris Mullin, but when the Warriors make their picks in today’s NBA draft, somebody please remind the exec that when building a team, father rarely knows best.
Cal Thomas: Who’s influential?
- Time magazine has published another one of those silly and meaningless lists some in the media occasionally and irritatingly compile to validate their self-importance. It is the 100 “most influential people in the world.” I didn’t make it, but then I don’t make other lists like People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive,” which must be an oversight.
How to deal with the x-factor in relationships
- Like Dandy Don Meredith used to croon on “Monday Night Football,” “The party's ooooovvvaahhh.” The guy gets the dog, she gets the goldfish. Now what? Do you never see this person, with whom you shared your thoughts, dreams and frozen yogurt, ever again? Is a clean break the best for all? Dan and Joan, who have broken up relationships more times than an audience at a Chris Rock concert, offer their insights.
Cal Thomas: Stop replaying race grievances
- I am a typical white person, as Barack Obama might say, and did say, about his white grandmother. Like Rev. Jesse Jackson, I, too, have crossed the street to avoid a group of young black men who have a certain thug-in-the-hood look about them. Am I a racist? Only if Jesse Jackson is a racist. In fact, we are prudent.
Recruiters overcoming challeges of luring executives to Baltimore
- Mickey Matthews hears it from the executive-level talent he tries to recruit for local companies. He hears it from the media. He even hears it from comedian Chris Rock.
- Mickey Matthews hears it from the executive-level talent he tries to recruit for local companies. He hears it from the media. He even hears it from comedian Chris Rock.
3-Minute Interview: Andre Royo
- “The Wire,” which debuted in 2002, concludes its run on HBO with a finale airing at 9 p.m. Sunday. Andre Royo, who plays Bubbles, a street-smart, homeless addict, talks about the show.
- “The Wire,” which debuted in 2002, concludes its run on HBO with a finale airing at 9 p.m. Sunday. Andre Royo, who plays Bubbles, a street-smart, homeless addict, talks about the show.
Pan & Praise: We weren’t trying to play hard to get, honest
- Who knew a little ampersand (&) could be such a big problem. Sorry to everyone who e-mailed us only to have their messages returned. Our new address is panandpraise@baltimoreexaminer.com. Please let us know if we can be your guinea pigs and try out a new bar, show, store, product or restaurant for you.
- Who knew a little ampersand (&) could be such a big problem. Sorry to everyone who e-mailed us only to have their messages returned. Our new address is panandpraise@baltimoreexaminer.com. Please let us know if we can be your guinea pigs and try out a new bar, show, store, product or restaurant for you.
Review: The very bearable lightness of 'Bee-ing'
- Jean-Paul Sartre would have had a field day with “Bee Movie.” It is a giddy, freewheeling, clever, delightful animated romp “about nothing,” a thing onto itself, the very definition of existential phenomenon. Some may claim that the movie is about “animal liberation”; you may just as well suggest that it’s a call for inter-species dalliance.
- Jean-Paul Sartre would have had a field day with “Bee Movie.” It is a giddy, freewheeling, clever, delightful animated romp “about nothing,” a thing onto itself, the very definition of existential phenomenon. Some may claim that the movie is about “animal liberation”; you may just as well suggest that it’s a call for inter-species dalliance.
Review: Got kids? You’ll ‘Bee’ here
- To “Bee” or not to “Bee”? That’s not even the question. Because you already know that if you have kids of a certain age, you’ll have little choice but to take them to see “Bee Movie,” the only big studio animated family picture to be released in months.
- To “Bee” or not to “Bee”? That’s not even the question. Because you already know that if you have kids of a certain age, you’ll have little choice but to take them to see “Bee Movie,” the only big studio animated family picture to be released in months.
Paying a compliment isn't always worth it
- The duke and duchess of dating, Dan and Joan, dare opine in a two-part series on “10 Compliments That Wow a Man”…
Gosling Going Solo?
- Breakup buzz is dogging Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. And Ryan fueled the rumors by walking the red carpet at the NYC premiere of his new flick, “Fracture,” with his mother, the New York Post reports. While Ryan wouldn’t discuss Rachel, the paper’s sources have pronounced them “definitely over.”
- Breakup buzz is dogging Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. And Ryan fueled the rumors by walking the red carpet at the NYC premiere of his new flick, “Fracture,” with his mother, the New York Post reports. While Ryan wouldn’t discuss Rachel, the paper’s sources have pronounced them “definitely over.”
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