Grand Delusions
Apparently those of us worried about Rupert Murdoch taking over the world’s media have had misplaced concerns, because Rupert has had much bigger fish to fry: the destruction of Randy Quaid.
I just watched Randy‘s new movie (above) and, I’ll have to say, the special effects are even more impressive than what we saw in Independence Day.
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What we suspected turns out to be true: Brian Williams’s portrayal of Ted Baxter is more realistic than Bradley Cooper’s Oscar-nominated portrayal of Chris Kyle.
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From The Huffington Post:
“Esposito referred HuffPost to an NBC News spokeswoman who declined to comment.”
Now that’s a job I’d love to have: a spokeswoman who doesn’t have to speak.
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I did a Google search for “late night comics hammer Brian Williams” and … I’m still searching. With the exception of one zinger from Conan O’Brien, it appears that America’s hard-hitting, edgy kings of late night — am looking at you, Jimmy Fallon and David Letterman — prefer to let their buddy Brian off the hook.
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Lots of smug giggles over the old television clip of Bryant Gumbel and Katie Couric discussing “what Internet is.”
I still don’t know what Internet is. As far as I’m concerned, Internet is something magic in the air that puts pictures and sound into a glass box on my desk.
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