$#!% Joe Biden Says
“Look, no man or woman deserves one great love of their life, let alone two. And the amazing thing to me was that Jill, knowing how much I had adored Neilia… Uh, I once asked her, I said, ‘How could you marry me, knowing how much…?’ She said, ‘Any man who can love greatly once can do it twice.’ Now, a man wouldn’t say that! At least I wouldn’t have said that, probably. I’d have been jealous, man.”
Hope. Change. Reality.
Attorney General Eric Holder entered the Justice Department on a mission to reinvent it. He’d rectify the dubious hires of the Bush era; he’d shut down Guantánamo and try the most notorious detainees here on U.S. soil; he’d speak forcefully and often about the return of the rule of law. Unfortunately, Washington doesn’t like an idealist
Hopeless
You think your job sucks? Trade with Robert Gibbs. His boss is “methodical.” His workplace is hostile. His job is Sisyphean. And, everyone is blaming him for a communication problem that may hand Washington to the opposition. Inside the woeful world of the White House press secretary
Glee Gone Wild
Inside “Glee”: “As anachronistically sweet as Bye, Bye Birdie but gayer than Hedwig.”
Are You Sure You Want to Quit The World?
If you were desperate and hopeless enough to log on to a suicide chat room in recent years, there was a good chance a mysterious woman named Li Dao would find you, befriend you, and gently urge you to take your own life.
Getting Made The Scorsese Way
Twenty years after the release of GoodFellas, the good people behind it — Scorsese, Liotta, De Niro! — re-create the making of the truest, bloodiest, greatest gangster film of all time
An Army of One
Equipped with little more than a sword he’d bought on a home-shopping network, a pair of night-vision goggles, and the blessing of a vengeful Christian God, 50-year-old ex-con Gary Faulkner traveled to the most volatile region of Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden.
Yo.
He created two of the biggest movie franchises of all time, wrote eight scripts, generated nearly $4 billion for the studios. Yet Sylvester Stallone gets no love from Hollywood.
The Ghost
The deathly pallor, the skeletal stance, the twangy voice, the love of good whiskey and bad women — it’s eerie to look at Hank Williams III without seeing this apparition of his legendary grandfather.
Thank You for Not Screaming
If everyone on television were like MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, television would be a much more civilized place. Really