Just As I Thought

Portrait of the Artist

Ah, that day when my friends Sara and Lance and I went to the Hirshhorn gallery to see the Laurie Anderson exhibit, and turned around to discover that we were being followed by… Laurie Anderson.

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On the Board

Tom Shales on DC 9/4

Here’s Shales’ hilariously sarcastic review of the embarrassing promotional and advertising extravaganza the NFL was permitted to stage on the Mall last week: American bad taste is the most powerful bad  [more...]

Tom Shales on “DC 9/11”

From today’s Washington Post: Simultaneously dull and disgraceful, “DC 9/11: Time of Crisis,” a new Showtime movie, uses the tragic attack on America in 2001 as the basis for a reelection campaign  [more...]

On a whim

Super pal Sara is having a super fun release party for her new CD this month… so, through the magic of the American Express card, I’ve done something that I have never, ever done in my life – bought a  [more...]

Link Leftovers

Another in an occasional series of leftovers: bookmarks that have been lingering in the dock. Conan the Wimp Harold Myerson in the Washington Post contributes a wacky parody of the non-communicative candidate for  [more...]

TiVo’s right on target again

TiVo amazes me again – it not only picks out interesting programming for me, but now it’s telling me what I won’t like. In the listing for tonight’s annoying (especially for gridlocked  [more...]