
A Point/Counterpoint with Velma Schmidt and Hiram Magruder
March 1, 2006
by Captain Frubbins, S.S. Zelbess
Feb. 25, 2006
Afore and abaft I drift, sifting amidships
I cannot fathom a fathom unfouled, full and by trips
Muffled murderers and munions, miss-stays and monkey jackets
by Thelli Guntar Rosjes, Guldbagge Award Winning Director
Feb. 24, 2006
Yes. Yes. That's good. We've almost got it! Dare I say, this reminds me of my Tyven Tyven sessions as a young, aspiring director? Did I ever tell you about that time of my life, Kitya? Oh, it was so heady! So much success, so fast. We came an inch from winning the Jussi Award!
Feb. 20, 2006
Imagine watching sports constantly. Imagine losing weight while doing so. Does this seem impossible to you? Well one man begged to differ. Sargeant Nolan Navretill, who commands a group of border soldiers in Iraq had a great idea.
by Gene Shalit's Afro
Feb. 16, 2006
The John Madden football video games have been a profitable video game franchise for Electronic Arts since its inception in the early 1990s. However, since the game began to use actual NFL players on the cover rather than Madden, it has led to a notorious phenomenon known as 'The Madden Curse.'
with the Underground Nincompoop
Feb. 15, 2006
If you have any of the following symptoms, you may have leprosy.
A Commentary by Larry Astrophizzix
Feb. 4, 2006
Is it I? Is it I? Is it I? Is it I? Scrambled eggs and pie! You owe me. You break it, you bought it, Peter Underdunk!!!!
Feb. 2, 2006
Ya know as a shaman once told to me chru an interpretah, "Ya moments as a child ah dose dat shape you as an adult." This kind-hahted wuds echoed chru my head an' prompted dis ahticle. I want to share wit yas my faaaaaaaaavorite scenes from different motion pitchas. In particular I wanted to concentrate on da movies I grew up wit, being Disney animated films of course.
by Gene Shalit's Afro
Jan. 29, 2006
Breaking news from the world of theatre and its impact on American spectatorship: Sources are stating that prominent literary and theatrical associations across America are looking to radically change the theatre credits of the prominent Russian playwright, Anton Chekhov.
by Dillon Farnum
Jan. 21, 2006
According to this article, the Democratic Party's "Home Affairs Spokesman" stepped down from his position over an alleged affair with his rent boy.