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Juan Williams, Rick Sanchez, Mel Gibson and our fickle moral appraisals
The Big PictureItâs hard to imagine three guys who are more different than Juan Williams, Mel Gibson and Rick Sanchez. Youâd never expect to see them in the same buddy comedy (although maybe Johnny Knoxville could somehow work them all into âJackass...... -
MTV, after moving away from music, glances to the past to glimpse the future
Company TownAlthough it dropped the word âmusicâ from its logo earlier this year, MTV is still searching for the right chord. The main MTV channel hasnât had a prominent series devoted to musical trends or artists for more than a year,...... -
The man behind the expurgated Huck Finn to appear on '60 Minutes' on Sunday
Jacket CopyThe man behind the new expurgated version of Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn will appear on 60 Minutes Sunday.... -
Culture Watch: 'Social Revolution: The Artworld on Facebook'
Culture MonsterVisual and language-based art composed on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr is being actively explored.... -
Huge new boreal forest preserve in Manitoba
GreenspaceEfforts to combat climate change and diminishing wildlands have increasingly focused on the vast belt of northern forest that rings the globe south of the Arctic. The boreal forest is a vast repository of stored carbon and, in much of...... -
Reading L.A.: Richard G. Lillard on the growth machine and its discontents
Culture MonsterNew essay in Reading L.A. series by architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne, this one on the book Eden in Jeopardy by Richard G. Lillard, a book on architecture, the environment, ecology and growth in Los Angeles and Southern California.... -
Tina Fey and the 'SNL' cast on 'Oprah': Was John Belushi sexist?
Show TrackerYes, we know Tina Fey is superwoman these days, punching through that glass ceiling with her big, hairy man-arms, but during an all-star "Saturday Night Live" cast edition of "Oprah' on Tuesday, Jane Curtin said "SNL" wasn't always so proud...... -
Unemployment lasts longer for Asian Americans
Asian Americans typically have the lowest unemployment rate of any ethnic group in the United States. But in this weak labor market, once they lose their jobs, they have an especially hard time reentering the labor force, data show.
In July, nearly...Tags: Hispanic and Latino Americans, Unemployment, Arts and Culture, Culture, Consumer Goods Industries
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Culture Watch: 'Carnegie Hall Treasures'
Culture MonsterMark Swed reviews "Carnegie Hall Treasures," published on the occasion of the iconic institution's 120th anniversary.... -
Countdown to the last 'Oprah Winfrey Show': The next-to-last episode!
Show TrackerBlogging the next-to-last 'Oprah Winfrey Show': what does it mean to lose a powerful black female voice from daytime TV?... -
Yale agrees to return Machu Picchu artifacts to Peru, ending dispute
La PlazaYale University has agreed to return thousands of pre-Hispanic artifacts to Peru, tentatively ending a dispute that pitted the Ivy League school against a growing demand in the Andean nation to reclaim its "cultural patrimony." The Machu Picchu objects --... -
TCA Press Tour 2011: ABC in touch with its softer side, brings back six shows, including 'Grey's Anatomy'
Show TrackerPaul Lee is not running away from ABCâs softer, chock-full-of-estrogen side. ABCâs entertainment president, nearly six months on the job, sent a message Monday that the Walt Disney Co. broadcast network is comfortable with its slate of shows that...
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