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April 11, 2012
Chefs v. Yelpers: The Saga Continues
Have chefs finally had it with Yelpers? In Sacramento, the chef/owner of Formoli's Bistro wiled out on Facebook about a negative Yelp review of his restaurant: "To Chriuh C. from the wonderful site yelp! please pay attention, every review you post involves dinner with mommy and daddy. Apparently, ... More >>
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March 21, 2012
Battlefield Earth: Still Making the World Safe From Scientology Nearly 12 Years Later
Last night, I noticed this excerpt from a Canadian interview show, and boy, did it bring back memories. It's a priceless reaction by actor Kim Coates when he's asked about Battlefield Earth by CBC show host George Stroumboulopoulos (who mercifully goes by "Strombo"). I mean, imagine having that mov ... More >>
News
October 26, 2011
Let It Bleed
Hard at work on his eighth novel, Deadwood author Pete Dexter still packs a punch
Blogs
October 11, 2011
Red Stripe Beer to Move to the U.S.; P. Diddy Apologizes for Calling Grey Goose 'Pee Pee'
Diageo has announced that it's relocating the production of Red Stripe beer from Jamaica to the U.S., but only for U.S. consumption. Red Stripe distributed in Jamaica, Brazil, Canada, and Europe will continue to be made on the Caribbean island. [Mutineer] Familia Camarena Tequila has gotten ... More >>
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July 31, 2011
Some Squawk, But Debt Ceiling Budget Fight Goes Just the Way Rightbloggers Want It
Last week the Congressional fight over America's debt ceiling became a full-blown hostage situation, with Republicans demanding, in exchange for what has been during previous Administrations a pro-forma procedure, major budget concessions from Democrats -- and getting them. At this writing, there s ... More >>
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July 14, 2011
Fast-Food Chains to Offer Healthier Kids' Meals; Radiation-Contaminated Beef Eaten in Japan
Nineteen fast food chains, including Burger King, Chili's, IHOP, and Friendly's, plan to start offering healthy food options in their kids' meals. [ABC News] Beat the summer heat with Mark Bittman's four takes on icy pop -- that's Popsicles to the plebes -- including fruity, savory, creamy, ... More >>
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May 11, 2011
The Holy Grail of Bourbon; Silly Cocktails
Buffalo Trace's Single Oak Project may be the Holy Grail of bourbons: it was aged in barrels made from 96 hand-selected trees. [Washington Post] BAMA Vodka is donating all profits from its May and June sales to help victims of the storms that raged through Alabama in April. [Sacramento Bee] ... More >>
Blogs
April 15, 2009
Jockbeat: Boxing Takes an Uppercut to the Chin
No one put it quite this way, but you get the feeling that the old guard boxing culture understands that with Oscar De La Hoya's retirement -- and this time it would appear to be for real -- that an era has come to an end. Boxing will continue to be a major sport in the U.S., but increasingly ... More >>
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October 29, 2008
Daily Flog: Monkey-wrenching the vote -- count on it
No one put it quite this way, but you get the feeling that the old guard boxing culture understands that with Oscar De La Hoya's retirement -- and this time it would appear to be for real -- that an era has come to an end. Boxing will continue to be a major sport in the U.S., but increasingly ... More >>
NYC Life
August 22, 2006
Atlas Slugged
Alex Rodriguez is one of the greatest Yankees ever. And the whole world is on his back?
News
December 23, 2003
Criminalizing Librarians
Is Victor Arroyo a 'Traitor to Cuba'?
News
September 10, 2002
Things We Lost in the Fire
While the Ruins of the World Trade Center Smoldered, the Bush Administration Launched an Assault on the Constitution
News
May 7, 2002
Cardinal Knowledge
Church Leaders Can't Run From the Scandal, but They Can Hide
Specials
December 25, 2001
Letters
Church Leaders Can't Run From the Scandal, but They Can Hide
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March 20, 2001
Sports
Church Leaders Can't Run From the Scandal, but They Can Hide

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Chefs v. Yelpers: The Saga Continues

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Battlefield Earth: Still Making the World Safe From Scientology Nearly 12 Years Later

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Let It Bleed

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Red Stripe Beer to Move to the U.S.; P. Diddy Apologizes for Calling Grey Goose 'Pee Pee'

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Some Squawk, But Debt Ceiling Budget Fight Goes Just the Way Rightbloggers Want It

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Fast-Food Chains to Offer Healthier Kids' Meals; Radiation-Contaminated Beef Eaten in Japan

Blogs

The Holy Grail of Bourbon; Silly Cocktails

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Jockbeat: Boxing Takes an Uppercut to the Chin

Blogs

Daily Flog: Monkey-wrenching the vote -- count on it

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Atlas Slugged

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Criminalizing Librarians

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Things We Lost in the Fire

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