Month: April 2003

Those of you that were able to tear yourselves away from CNN to watch the Oscars saw quite a show. The producers promised that the 75th Academy Awards would be a much more toned down

I’m depressed. The nation is in turmoil over the war in Iraq, and now, more than ever, uncertainty is a key word for our country’s future. The war bug has pitted civil rights activists and

I like Michael Moore. Moore is the controversial director of Bowling for Columbine, a documentary that focuses on America’s gun laws and their effect on society both pre- and post-Columbine. Moore always provides unbiased commentary-something

A war is raging in Iraq, and it is being broadcast like a live sporting event, complete with play-by-play announcers who say the obvious and color commentators who say nothing at all. Network and cable

This is something different. For one time only, I am not going to even utter the words Iraq, Bush, Hussein or Rumsfeld, or even use “middle” and “east” in the same sentence. No feigned indignation,

Donald ‘Let’s Rumble’ Rumsfeld (as ‘Boondocks’ creator Aaron McGruder has dubbed our Secretary of Defense) is leading the Pentagon into a brave new world of authority that it has never before enjoyed. Under President George