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In her latest Orwellian blast at America, she questions whether  the robust employment numbers are actually a good thing. Why didn’t Fox fire Bartiromo, even after she cost them millions in defamation damages? The very wealthy, self-styled fishwife did as much … Continue reading →

Trump belches more attacks at Jack Smith, this time for exposing the delay & dismiss game that Judge Cannon is playing, devised undoubtedly by her and Trump’s attorneys. This is the caliber of judge that Trump, McConnell, and the GOP-at- … Continue reading →

confronts us again in all his perverse duplicity via newsreel footage in Gavin Hood’s Official Secrets. His lies and posturing were almost as grotesque as Trump’s. The corporate media fell right into line, functioning for a time practically as a propaganda … Continue reading →

A handwritten note to me, postmarked August 10, 1978, from Sir Cecil Beaton: “Tallulah was such a difficult woman to know & liked to put on a different act each time.”

I didn’t know him, don’t know what he was “really” like, but when I called him cold and said I wanted to interview him about Diana Sands, and he said, “It would be my pleasure. . .,” well, you knew why … Continue reading →

to be publishing James Comer’s heaping hee-haw of lies about President Biden and his imaginary crimes. Sort of reminds you of the days when old Rupert wanted regulatory “relief” from Congress, and incoming Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich was … Continue reading →

Biden’s rising in the polls now that he has finally decided to wage a full-frontal response to Trump’s daily dose of defamatory toxin.

Let’s not forget that it was NBC, sexual harrasing Jeff Zzucker, and Christo-fascist producer Mark Burnett who rehabilitated Trump from punchline to putative national success story on The Apprentice. Now, NBC has just nailed its colors to the mast–as if … Continue reading →

Lawrence Tribe tweets: “The NY appellate court’s unexplained reduction from $454M to $175M in the bond Trump must post in 10 days to secure the judgment pending appeal is a travesty of justice.”

Dr. Schultz (you’ve read her in Ballet Review) writes from New Zealand about a biography she’s working on, with the working title Stepping Lightly: The Dancing Life of Thomas O’Carroll/Jan Caryll.  It is the first biography of “one of New Zealand’s … Continue reading →