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‘Naked Cowboy’ headed back to N.Y. sans charges
- The Naked Cowboy moseyed back to New York City a free man Tuesday after a wild San Francisco weekend that included being cuffed by the cops and strutting into the courthouse wearing only a mink coat and underwear.
The freedom of speech, and freedom not to listen
- There’s a sigh of relief waiting to be exhaled all along the broadcast dials today. Don Imus, banished from the airwaves last spring for racial toxicity, is reportedly coming back to the business. This will lighten the anxieties of all those who say provocative things into a microphone for a living, even as it infuriates those radio listeners who think Imus got what he deserved six months ago.
Sanjaya to attend Correspondents' dinner
- Move over Petra. Step aside Jane Fonda. Make room, Morgan Fairchild. Although all of the major news organizations have spent weeks bragging about their big name celebrity guests, People magazine has pulled a great coup by grabbing someone who's sure to turn more heads than anyone else this weekend: Sanjaya Malakar, the "American Idol" contestant whose hilarious run on the reality show finally came to an end this week.
- Move over Petra. Step aside Jane Fonda. Make room, Morgan Fairchild. Although all of the major news organizations have spent weeks bragging about their big name celebrity guests, People magazine has pulled a great coup by grabbing someone who's sure to turn more heads than anyone else this weekend: Sanjaya Malakar, the "American Idol" contestant whose hilarious run on the reality show finally came to an end this week.
Yeas & Nays: Friday, Apr. 20
- Jeff Dufour and Patrick Gavin cover people, power and politics in the beltway each weekday. Email them at yan@dcexaminer.com .
- Jeff Dufour and Patrick Gavin cover people, power and politics in the beltway each weekday. Email them at yan@dcexaminer.com .
Local events: Weekend, March 24-25
- Today: Ray of Light Theatre presents “The Secret Garden in Concert.” Lucy Simon and Marsha Norman’s Tony-winning musical play is based on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel about a girl whose arrival at her uncle’s house brings life not only to its garden but to the family inside.
Timothy P. Carney: Broadcasters use antitrust rules to kill off weaker competitors
- President Theodore Roosevelt and Sen. John Sherman might be surprised to see how antitrust laws and antimerger regulations are being used today in the radio industry: as a weapon for big business against smaller competitors.
XM Satellite Radio will maintain District presence if merger approved
- If XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio’s proposed merger is approved, the new company’s headquarters could end up in New York, though XM said this will not mean a loss of jobs at its D.C. facility.
- If XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio’s proposed merger is approved, the new company’s headquarters could end up in New York, though XM said this will not mean a loss of jobs at its D.C. facility.
Anna Nicole Smith: The aftermath
- The sudden, shocking death of Anna Nicole Smith on Thursday has left a tangled web of questions. Initial autopsy results were inconclusive as to the cause of death. Now a bartender at the Hard Rock, where Anna was staying, offers a new clue.
- The sudden, shocking death of Anna Nicole Smith on Thursday has left a tangled web of questions. Initial autopsy results were inconclusive as to the cause of death. Now a bartender at the Hard Rock, where Anna was staying, offers a new clue.
Garcia: Sex scandal media frenzy won't end soon
- One of Gavin Newsom’s handlers asked me on Thursday how long I thought the revelation of the mayor’s affair with his top aide’s wife would stay in the news cycle.
- One of Gavin Newsom’s handlers asked me on Thursday how long I thought the revelation of the mayor’s affair with his top aide’s wife would stay in the news cycle.
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