Reich Laughed At For Saying Stimulus 'Keeping People Employed'
Rather than worry about government spending too much, I worry quite frankly about government spending too little. As I said before, the stimulus package is the thing that is actually keeping the economy up, keeping people employed. Without government
Peter Davis' Status Update: East River Moments From the Dash Snow Memorial
Filmmaker Albert Maysles, of Grey Gardens fame, captured everything on a hand held video camera. Artist Dan Colen introduced art patron Christophe de Menil, Dash's grandmother, confidante and best friend. De Menil told about Dash's bad-ass ways (such
Letterman scandal: Do rivals joke?
In the wake of last night?s Letterman revelations, the other late-night hosts are put in a tricky position. It?s their job to joke about what?s in the news, and what?s newsier, at least when it comes to show-biz stories, than the affairs of their
Joe Halderman Indicted in Letterman Blackmail Plot; Sting Brought It Down
The letter told Letterman that his world was "about to collapse around him" when information about his private life is disclosed. He said it would lead to "a ruined reputation" and severe damage to his professional and family life.
"Our concern here is
VIDEO: Saturn's demise? We blame Jim Gaffigan*
...take your car if you couldn't make the payments. Blaming Jim Gaffigan last time I check....yeah, it is a crime. He is too funny. hahaha First time? A confirmation email will be sent to you after submitting. Members enter your username and password. Please...
New SNL title sequence and segments shot using Canon EOS 7D, 5D Mark II
Sure, we'd heard of indie flicks and rumors of studio films being shot on Canon's EOS 5D Mark II, but DSLR video just got a big kick into the mainstream: Saturday Night Live's new opening title sequence was shot using an EOS 7D. SNL director of
Glenn Beck's sobbing secrets revealed: A little Vicks Vaporub gets the tears flowing
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This was too funny to pass up. We've known all along that Glenn Beck is a two-bit phony. Now we see how Glenn Beck gets himself properly weepy for the cameras: A little
Online and Off, No One Sees Your Face
Please excuse the following nerdy statement: I care about how artists represent online video. This is something you need to know to understand why Afterschool, an independent film out in limited release on Oct. 2, is one I respect but do not
