Well, its May 6th, the day that Indiana and North Carolina voters head to the polls for their primary elections, for both the Democratic and Republican Parties. This month will also see Nebraska's primary and West Virginia's (May 13th), Kentucky and Oregon (May 20th), and the Republican primary for Idaho on May 27th. Read Full Story
Elisabeth Hasselbeck was on the Rachael Ray Show today, all bubbly and cheerful and carrying her favorite things (wet wipes, running shoes, and paint chips. Yeah). Though she and Rachael seemed to get on well, something felt awkward: Elisabeth's jokes were only laughed at by herself, more than a few times. Perhaps its because she literally said, I'm like, 'Can I get an amen for McCain?' and they're like...'I don't know about you.' Can I get an amen for McCain? Was she dropped on the... Read Full Story
Rosie O'Donnell was on the Today Show yesterday. Though it was a day before Barbara Walters appearance on Oprah aired - in which, among other topics, Barbara discussed what she felt to be Rosie's emotional and rage issues - Rosie apparently had already gotten wind of what was said of her in Walter's memoir Audition, and joked that she would fly out of control and start breaking things. Ro did, actually, later on, throw a few things at the cameras in jest. Rosie also said she agrees with... Read Full Story
If you ask us, we think America's Next Top Model judge, famous photographer, and animal rights pioneer Nigel Barker needs his own TV show. He does so much for charity organizations and good causes...he needs a show, like Nigel's Big Give or America's Next Top Fur Protestor. Anywho Barker's 36th birthday was on April 23rd, and we totally missed it, so HAPPY BELATED! Read Full Story
In Ron Paul news today, Kentucky's derby may be over, but here's another great reason to visit the Bluegrass State: Republican candidate and Congressman Ron Paul is coming to KY! Read Full Story
Scott Ritter was born into a military family. He was a Private in the U.S. Army, an intelligence officer in the U.S. Marine Corps for twelve years, and a lead analyst for the Marines Rapid Deployment Force. He also served as a chief United Nations weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991 to 1998. Before the United States invaded Iraq in March of 2003, William Scott Ritter went public with his belief that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass destruction. Since then, he's been a known anti... Read Full Story
Just after crossing the finish line in the Kentucky Derby on May 3, 2008, a young filly named Eight Belles collapsed when both of her front ankles snapped. She was euthanized in the dirt where she lay, the latest victim of the dirty business of thoroughbred racing. Read Full Story
The Washington Wizards, out of Washington, D.C., were dishing out fouls left, right and center in their playoff run against the Cleveland Cavaliers - specifically, against Cavs' star player LeBron James. Some of the fouls were called; other fouls were completely ignored. When LeBron finally complained about getting struck by the hard fouls, Wizards' center Brendan Haywood called LeBron a crybaby. Shortly thereafter, Papa John's Pizza printed t-shirts with the number 23 (LeBron's number... Read Full Story
American Idol usually does their bit to help the earth by giving the winner a hybrid car. This year they're doing something much better. Read Full Story
The mainstream media is as split as the public over whether or not there are still Reverend Jeremiah Wright questions to be answered by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. CNN's John Roberts, for one, has decided to cease and desist Reverend Wright references. Roberts interviewed both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton airing today, and discussed gas taxes, the economy, and other pressing issues. Read Full Story
