Yoga and sex
Do I have your attention? Good. Most people have a squeaky-clean idea of yoga, but apparently it has more risque origins: The wholesome image of yoga took a hit in the past few weeks as a rising star of the … Continue reading →
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Three cheers for Sharon Simmons
Sharon Simmons is a 55-year old grandmother. And she’s going to try out for the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. Madness, you say? Well, maybe not: It’s pretty amazing what a combination of genes and work can do.
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…reminiscence about that unique, funny, effervescent wild man Andrew Breitbart. It’s written by Matt Labash of the Weekly Standard, who does a good job of showing why so very many people couldn’t help but like Breitbart—including Bill Ayers. Yep, that … Continue reading →
Devastating news: Andrew Breitbart dead at 43
No one can be replaced, but some people seem more irreplaceable than others, and Andrew Breitbart was one of them. He was also one of the last people whose death announcement I expected to read today. He was young. He … Continue reading →
John Podhoretz: Romney’s not the conservative’s conservative…
…but he’s the conservative-enough’s conservative-enough. And the latter are more numerous than the former.
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…if you wanted to commit identity theft, this wouldn’t be your best bet.
Continue reading →RIP Davy Jones
Davy Jones of the Monkees has died at the age of 66. Of course I remember Jones and the Monkees and their Bieber-foreshadowing cuteness, and although I wasn’t much of a fan I did like “I’m a Believer.” Did I … Continue reading →
It’s that time again
[NOTE: Bumped up from yesterday.] Yes, it’s hard to believe, isn’t it? Time passes so quickly when we’re enjoying ourselves. But yes, it’s been a while since I asked you to donate to a semi-worthy cause: this blog. And so … Continue reading →
I guess it won’t be Snowe-ing in Maine this year
Olympia Snowe gave Maine’s GOP a nasty start when she announced she is withdrawing from the 2012 Senate race. “Race” is a misnomer, really. Right up to the moment she withdrew she was set to win in an easy walk, … Continue reading →
Thoughts on Romney’s wins in Arizona and Michigan
(1) A lot of the spin depends on perception and expectation. Arizona was expected to go to Romney with the outcome never really in doubt, and though he won strongly there, it will be dismissed for the most part as … Continue reading →
Primaries today
Today Arizona and Michigan hold their primaries. The Arizona one has gotten so little press that it’s hard to remember it’s happening, but the lack of attention is probably because the consensus is that Romney will win there, and if … Continue reading →
James Lipton is…
…an obnoxious guy whose “Inside the Actors Studio” interviews I can’t abide. But there’s one thing about him you’ve got to admire. How old to you think he is? Fifties? Sixties? Seventy at the absolute latest? No. Lipton is 85. … Continue reading →