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The Wall Street Journal Runs Front-Page Picture of Elena Kagan Playing Softball, of All Things
Image via Politico. This morning’s Wall Street Journal featured a photo taken 17 years ago of Elena Kagan playing softball. Various gay and lesbian groups—and Politico’s Ben Smith—have cried “innuendo!” but the Journal has denied any sly subli...[Read on]
Lost, Found: Abby Sunderland, Teenage Sailor
Photo via Abby's Blog.Good news! A rescue plane made contact with Abby Sunderland, the 16-year-old California sailor who set out to complete a nonstop solo trip around the world. (Had she succeeded, she would have been the youngest person to do so.) On Th...[Read on]
Medical Journal: Pope 'Distorted' Condom Science to 'Promote Catholic Doctrine'
Pope Benedict XVI under fire once again for saying condom use just aggravates spread of HIV/AIDS; some blast Church for being out of touchPope Benedict XVI on Condoms | Today 11:05 am Pope Benedict XVI has been receiving scads of bad press as of late. ...[Read on]
Quick Hit: Films for the Feminist Classroom
Check out this great new resource for gender studies professors and feminist facilitators, an online journal called Films for the Feminist Classroom. It's being edited and produced by the Rutgers-based editorial offices of Signs: Journal of Women in Cultu...[Read on]
Worst A.P. U.S. History Project Ever Involves Wearing K.K.K. Outfits to School Cafeteria
A Georgia teacher with simply terrible judgment is experiencing quite a bit of backlash after she allowed students to wear Ku Klux Klan robes in a high-school cafeteria. It was a lesson about racism, and how destructive it is, obviously. “You cannot dis...[Read on]
A Story of Survival – Joan Hyler
One of the first “Hollywood” people who reached out to me when I started writing the blog was Joan Hyler.  That totally made my day.  Joan Hyler is one of the legendary female managers in the business.  She’s the shit.  Some of her long time cli...[Read on]
War Watch: October Deadliest Month for Americans in Afghanistan
• Taliban gunmen attacked a guest house in central Kabul this morning, killing six U.N. employees, one of whom was an American security guard. (New York Times, LA Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, BBC) • On Tuesday, eight American soldiers ...[Read on]
The Proposal: To See or Not To See
The Proposal, Sandra Bullock’s first movie in two years opens today on a little over 3,000 screens.  That is a mega wide release.  We are talking big mainstream Hollywood film release numbers.  I haven’t seen the film.  I tried but couldn’t get ...[Read on]
Supreme Court Weighs In on Janet Jackson Wardrobe Malfunction
Janet Jackson’s notorious wardrobe malfunction continues to cause uproarPost | Today 2:50 pm The Supreme Court today sent the case on Janet Jackson’s infamous wardrobe malfunction back to an appeals court. A court last year ruled that CBS sh...[Read on]
Study: Exercise Helps Reduce 'Bad' Cholesterol in Women
Just one more reason to get off the couch and hit the gym or the great outdoors — your heart will thank you!Exercise Health Benefits for Women | 07/31/2009 10:30 am We all knew exercise was good for our health, but we’re now finding out hitt...[Read on]
2010 Green Car of the Year to be awarded at Los Angeles Auto Show
Now in its fifth year, the Green Car of the Year(R) award honors environmental leadership in the automobile field and recognizes vehicles that are readily available to consumers during the award year. The prestigious award will be announced on Thursday, ...[Read on]
O.K. Sarah Palin Might Be Stupid, But Why Is That Bad?
The neocons have a problem. The neocon wing of the Republican Party is the egghead wing, the foreign policy wing, the Jewish wing. So what to do about Sarah Palin, who is, relatively speaking, the antithesis of all of those things? An answer or, at any ra...[Read on]
The Apple iPad: What Does It Do, and Why Would I Want One?
The author holding an Apple iPad at today's event. A couple of days ago, I wrote a short piece for this site about what I expected the then-mythical Apple “tablet” to be. In a nutshell, my prediction was that this would be not an earth-shatter...[Read on]
Michelle Obama - Get Girls Active in Sports to Decrease Obesity
I'm the type of person that wants tangible results. And if I don't get them doing something one way, I'll stop and find out a better way to accomplish what I want. And my mindset is obviously a bit perplexing to people who just do as they are told an...[Read on]
Mississippi River Poject: Highway 61 visited
Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries. Mac and I are now happily ensconced in the public library in Wabasha...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Land of cotton
< p>(Ed. Note: Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries.) < p> Jim invited us to breakfast at Jen’s...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: Go with the wind
(Editors Note: Composer – and good friend – Eve Beglarian recently embarked on a year long odyssey kayaking the length of the Mississippi River from its source at Lake Itasca in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. This is one in a series of journal en...[Read on]
Could your pooch be the Luckiest Dog of NASCAR?
I always enjoy seeing drivers pull up next to us at stoplights and do a double-take when they catch sight of Chaucer's happy face on one of our door magnets. Some read the words out loud ("Come Adventure with Me!" and Chaucer's website address). Others c...[Read on]
Morningstar Commission Event: Inside the Hollywood Jewish Noggin
The stories of Hollywood’s founding are legendary.  The twitter version for the uninitiated: A bunch of jewish immigrants migrated from NY to LA and created this new industry.  If you want the real story read Neal Gabler’s How the Jews Invented Holl...[Read on]
Spotlight on Isobella Jade: A real fashion warrior
Tyra Banks may think she’s got the upper hand when it comes to giving petite models a chance to make it in the fashion industry, but someone’s already beat her to it. Isobella Jade is a real-life fashion warrior as well as the author of the memoir, Al...[Read on]
LPGA signs 10-year deal with Golf Channel
Interesting development. The LPGA announced last week a 10-year TV deal with Golf Channel. According to an article in Golf Week, this deal makes the tour the first stand-alone women’s sports organization to receive a rights fee agreement for domestic ...[Read on]
Child Care and Family Leave Essential for Working Women
by Karen Schulman, Senior Policy Analyst, National Women's Law Center  Two recent articles in the Wall Street Journal and in The Economist highlight the expanded participation of women in the workforce—the proportion of the workforce accounted for b...[Read on]
The Olympics 2010: Spotlight on Amy Bennett
Chicks, when you think of a champion extreme athlete, what picture comes to mind? A sweat-soaked woman enduring a grueling race, her mind focused on nothing but victory? A fierce warrior climbing the last hill, winning by ten yards?  A girl documenting h...[Read on]
Mississippi River Project: The earth remains forever
(Editors Note: Composer – and good friend – Eve Beglarian has developed an obsession with the Mississippi River: especially the impact of the river on the development of American culture. She recently embarked on a year long odyssey traveling the len...[Read on]
Missing - one red kayak
(Ed. Note: Artist (and good friend) Eve Beglarian is paddling, biking and hiking the length of the Mississippi River in search of musical inspiration. This is one in a series of journal entries.) When we went out to Green Bay landing this morning, the ka...[Read on]
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