Michael Moore In Legal Trouble With War Photographer
Michal Moore is about to be sued by a celebrated war photographer over his online use of an image. Independent correspondent Michael Yon took a photo , voted by Time readers the top photo of 2005, of a soldier cradling a bloody, injured Iraqi girl who died shortly thereafter.
Bush Launches Post-Presidential Office
President Bush is naming a high-powered staff to launch him on a productive post-presidency that, at least at first, will be busy behind the scenes and quiet on the surface. The Office of George W
Coburn To Settle Football Bet By Singing ‘Rocket Man’
WASHINGTON — Forget all those inaugural concerts. The most pressing musical issue in the nation’s capital is whether a stone-face senator from Oklahoma will hit the high notes in “Rocket Man” to pay off a college football bet.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Pulse: Are We There Yet? Healthcare NewsLadder
By Lindsay Beyerstein, TMC MediaWire blogger. This week in healthcare, the Pulse adopts what doctors call a “watchful waiting stance.” So much is happening, yet so little has actually happened
Thomas DeLorenzo: Universal health care and the New America — Bush’s Legacy of Denial
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Jennifer Hudson To Sing At Super Bowl
NEW YORK — Jennifer Hudson is using sports’ grandest stage to make her return to the spotlight.
Colin Sterling: Top Chef New York, Episode 7 Liveblog
Anti-Whaling Activists, Japanese Whalers At Odds Over Missing Sailor
Sea Shepherd, the Greenpeace splinter group that sails around Antarctic waters harassing a Japanese whaling fleet in hopes of reducing its whaling activity, is now defending itself against claims of interfering with a search for a man overboard : Japanese whalers accused hardline anti-whaling activists on Wednesday of disrupting a search for a missing sailor believed to have drowned after toppling overboard in stormy and frigid seas close to Antarctica. Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson told Reuters by satellite phone that he only offered to help with the search and had contacted search and rescue authorities in New Zealand to volunteer use of his ship’s on-board helicopter.
Woody Allen Rocks Poland
WARSAW, Poland — An audience of almost 3,000 clapped and cheered as filmmaker Woody Allen and his jazz band gave their first ever concert in Poland on Sunday.
Heather Mills’ Nanny: I Gave Naked Spray Tans, Blow Dried Her Hair
Heather Mills is being taken to court by her nanny over allegations of sex discrimination and intimidation. Sara Trumble claims Heather was ordered to go above and beyond her role as Beatrice’s nanny.
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