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Tara TaghizadehColumns Global GraffitiThe Anchor Wars[2.May.06] :. Their best anchors gone, now, their viewership bailing for Internet sources, US network news programs find themselves drifting.  Global GraffitiWe Meet Again, Mr... Bond?[8.Mar.06] :. Will audiences bond with the new blond bond? Or will this Bond bomb?  Global GraffitiWhat Keeps Me Burning[29.Sep.05] :. We've all got to die someday. 'Till then, why not light(en) up?  Global GraffitiIran: Dancing in the Spotlight[25.Jul.05] :. A joke among Iranian exiles is that since the revolution, Iran takes one step forward and three steps back. With Ahmadinejad's election, it appears Iran is doing this shuffle, again. Global GraffitiDon't Shoot the Messenger[1.Jun.05] :. Taghizadeh defends Al Jazeera, the best source for news from and for the Arab world. Global Graffiti Another Royal MessGlobal Graffiti Iranian-American Like MeGlobal Graffiti Crouching Tiger: The Republicans' Duplicitous Position on IranGlobal Graffiti The Politics of a PillGlobal Graffiti Presidential Showdown: "Southern Efficiency" vs. "Northern Charm"?Global Graffiti 15 Minutes of Less-Than Perfect, or Romantic, FameGlobal Graffiti Reign of Doom: Iran's Revolution Turns 25Global Graffiti The Kennedy Mystique, 40 Years LaterGlobal Graffiti Warning: You've Been Flash Mobbed!Global Graffiti Catch Them If You CanGlobal Graffiti Remembering the Rat Pack: When "Cool" Was KingGlobal Graffiti Washington Watch: Greetings from the City of PowerGlobal Graffiti You're So Bleedin' Bourgeois!Global Graffiti San Francisco DazeGlobal Graffiti Admit You're Happy, DammitReviews BooksHoax: Why Americans are Suckered by White House Lies by Nicholas von Hoffman[21.Sep.04] :. Von Hoffman rings the death knell for the 'American Century', claiming that despite its current braggadocio and so-called victories in Afghanistan and Iraq, the US has failed in its effort to bring any stability to the region.  BooksCondensed Knowledge by Will Pearson, Mangesh Hattikudur, and Elizabeth Hunt[10.Aug.04] :. Pearson and Maloney credit the success of both the magazine and the book to the original motto: that of successfully 'blurring the lines between education and entertainment'.  BooksEveryone Comes to Elaine's by A. E. Hotchner[27.Apr.04] :. Henry Kissinger once said that the best thing about celebrity is that when you bore people, they think it's their fault. But what happens if celebrities bore each other?"  BooksTerror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill by Jessica Stern[24.Feb.04] :. Perhaps the most telling sentence in the book is at the very beginning: 'Religious terrorism arises from pain and loss and from impatience with a God who is slow to respond to our plight, who doesn't answer.'"  BooksThe Rat Pack: Neon Nights With the Kings of Cool by Lawrence J. Quirk and William Schoell[11.Nov.03] :. These guys were the first to embody the definition of "cool," and no entertainer since has managed to successfully emulate or capture their powerful allure. Books A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill BrysonBooks What Liberal Media? The Truth About Bias and the News by Eric AltermanBooks Boonville by Robert Mailer AndersonBooks Old Gods Almost Dead: The 40-Year Odyssey of the Rolling Stones by Stephen DavisBooks In the Hand of Dante by Nick ToschesBooks Digital Hustlers: Living Large and Falling Hard in Silicon Alley by Casey Kait and Stephen WeissBooks The Psychology of the Sopranos: Love, Death, Desire, and Betrayal in America's Favorite Gangster FamBooksBooks Bad Fads by Mark A. LongBooks A Great, Silly Grin: The British Satire Boom of the 1960s by Humphrey CarpenterMusic The Sex Pistols: self-titledBooks Paper Moon by Joe David BrownBooks Alice Guy Blaché: Lost Visionary of the Cinema by Alison McMahanFilm Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones (2002)Books You Know Better by Tina McElroy AnsaBooks Seek: Reports From The Edges of America & Beyond by Denis JohnsonBooks Pakistan: In the Shadow of Jihad and Afghanistan by Mary Anne WeaverBooks Ambling into History: The Unlikely Odyssey of George W. Bush by Frank BruniBooks The Lantern Bearers by Ronald Frame |
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