Angelenos — from the the eastside to mid-city to the westside — went a little camera-phone crazy the other day when a giant, other-wordly thunderhead floated above the greater Los Angeles area. Some onlookers reported hearing thunder — hence … Continue reading
This is THE definitive photograph of planet Earth. A Russian Satellite captures ALL of our planet — in a SINGLE SHOT — ONE stunning, 121 MILLION-MEGAPIXEL shot. See more of these beautiful, massive photos taken by Electro-L, Russia’s latest weather … Continue reading
Missed the State of the Union Address last night? Here it is in a nutshell. President Obama: I have no more campaigns to run… Republicans lawmakers interrupt: clapping. President Obama: I know because I won BOTH of them (drops the … Continue reading
You know she comes around here At just about midnight She make ya feel so good. Lord! She make ya feel all right And her name is G-L-O-R-I-A G-L-O-R-I-A (GLORIA) G-L-O-R-I-A (GLORIA) I’m gonna shout it all night (GLORIA) I’m … Continue reading
Today marks the 50-Year Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s. “I Have a Dream” speech & The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. “Early morning April 4/Shot rings out in the Memphis sky/Free at last/They took your life/They … Continue reading
A poll shows that 29% of Louisiana Republicans blame Obama for poor federal response to Hurricane Katrina. Newsflash, y’all: GEORGE W. BUSH was President in 2005. Oh? Yeah.
After a tense 24 hours of political divisiveness in the U.S., I thought it called for a bit of chill time, so I combined my passion for my political ideals to the notion that there was also a need for … Continue reading
Yesterday was a tense and frustrating day in the United States. Actually, it was more like cra-cra-crazy! The morning awoke the country to the news that the The Supreme Court voided a central part of the Voting Rights Act, a law … Continue reading
Is the Universe alive? Is time travel possible? Will we survive First Contact? Do we have free will? Are there more than three dimensions? C’mon, take trip Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman and get brained-out and inspired on June … Continue reading
From corruption arises justice. From justice arises revolution. From revolution arises democracy. This is the backdrop from which an unknown local resident — a double Ivy League grad — came home to find herself rising up to meet the overt … Continue reading
The day after America re-elected President Barack Obama, political commentator & television host Rachel Maddow perfectly summed up the meaning of it all, what was at stake, and what was saved, and why it was so important for the country … Continue reading
In 1969, Hillary Clinton made history as the first student ever to give a commencement address at Wellesley College in its then- 94-year existence. When Hillary gave her commencement speech — always questioning and challenging the status quo — she received a standing ovation after shocking the … Continue reading
“Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman” is the most exciting, intellectually stimulating and important television shows on the air. And in light of one of the worst gun massacres in United States history — in Aurora, Colorado — the recent episode … Continue reading
The Cherie Bomb 