Obama's first Supreme Court nomination is imminent, but the Reagan wing will still remain in charge. That's why, Paul Campos says, we need term limits.
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California
voters rejected Schwarzenegger's budget proposals yesterday. After
years crying financial Armageddon, the governator's problem is real
this time—and nobody believes him. By Joe Mathews.
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Inglourious Basterds—premiering tonight at Cannes—is the ultimate tribute to Hollywood, writes Dana Kennedy from the first screening of Quentin Tarantino's would-be masterpiece.
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Before Newt Gingrich runs against Obama, he's resurrecting Reagan through a new documentary. The former speaker talks to Lloyd Grove about whether he's the solution for GOP woes.
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Newly crowned Maxim hottie Olivia Wilde talks exclusively to Lloyd Grove about beating Angelina. Plus, VIEW OUR GALLERY of the sizzling star, and more from Fashion Beast.
The Met is celebrating Francis Bacon's centenary with a grand retrospective. Paul Laster highlights this controversial artist's best and most disturbing works.
Obama's
first Supreme Court nomination is imminent, but the Reagan wing will
still remain in charge. That's why, Paul Campos says, we need term
limits.
3
Arnold's Hollywood Problem
California
voters rejected Schwarzenegger's budget proposals yesterday. After
years crying financial Armageddon, the governator's problem is real
this time—and nobody believes him. By Joe Mathews.
4
Tarantino's Love Letter
Inglourious Basterds—premiering tonight at Cannes—is the ultimate tribute to Hollywood, writes Dana Kennedy from the first screening.
5
Newt's Reagan Fantasy
Before
Newt Gingrich runs against Obama, he's resurrecting Reagan through a
new documentary. The former speaker talks to Lloyd Grove about whether
he's the solution for GOP woes.
6
She's Number One
Newly
crowned Maxim hottie Olivia Wilde talks exclusively to Lloyd Grove
about beating Angelina. Plus, view our gallery of the sizzling star,
and more from Fashion Beast.
7
Art's Obsessive Genius
The
Met is celebrating Francis Bacon's centenary with a grand
retrospective. Paul Laster highlights this controversial artist's best
and most disturbing works.
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strategic challenges for candidates, causes, and individuals, including
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Lance Armstrong, and Bono. McKinnon is co-chair of Arts & Labs, a
collaboration between technology and creative communities that have
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Laura
Bennett was trained as an architect but has since established her
career as a fashion designer by becoming a finalist on Season 3 of
Bravo's Project Runway. Bennett lives amid complete chaos in
New York City with her husband and six children, Cleo, 20, Peik, 13,
Truman, 10, Pierson, 6, Larson, 5, and Finn, 2.
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Stanley
Crouch's culture pieces have appeared in Harper's, The New York Times,
Vogue, Downbeat, The New Yorker, and more. He has served as artistic
consultant for jazz programming at Lincoln Center since 1987, and is a
founder Jazz at Lincoln Center. In June 2006 his first major collection
of jazz criticism, Considering Genius: Jazz Writings, was published. He is presently completing a book about the Barack Obama presidential campaign.
Why
so many marriages for the beloved talk show host? As King tells
Meredith Vieira, his traditional upbringing is to blame. Clip above;
click here for the Today show's Web site.
Rocco
Landesman is the owner of Jujamcyn Theatres, which owns and operates 5
Broadway theaters. He is also an active producer, having won Tony
awards for The Producers and Jersey Boys, among other shows. Rocco has
been nominated by President Obama to run the National Endowment for the
Arts.
Monica
Crowley is a radio and television political commentator based
in New York. Since 2002, she's had her own nationally
syndicated radio show,The Monica Crowley Show and is a regular commentator on The John Batchelor Show. She is a panelist for The McLaughlin Group, and she blogs at MonicaMemo.
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