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Fred Thompson Fallout
JoMa: Romney says Fred Thompson departure helps him Cillizza: With Thompson Out, Who Benefits Most?
Heath Ledger has been found dead in New York…
Developing…Batman – The Dark Knight, featuring Ledger as The Joker, slated for Summer 2008 “[On playing The Joker in The Dark Knight] The Joker, so far, is definitely the most fun I’ve had with any character. He’s just out of control — no empathy, he’s a sociopath, uh, a psychotic, …
Roman Polanski Film
Polanski sex scandal film shakes up Sundance The film tells the untold story of the scandal that caused the Polish–born director to flee America.
You can’t make this stuff up.
Akers: Rep. Jefferson a Stickler on Courthouse Food Rules At the courthouse facing federal corruption charges, Bill Jefferson gets on an elevator and jokes with Susan Crabtree that she is breaking the rules with her snack inside. Molly Hooper asks Jefferson, “What are they going to do, indict us?”
Snoop Dogg Primary?
JoMa: Mitt is down “It’s all — as Mitt might say — off the hizzle.” Walshe: Who Let the Dogs Out? [Romney] jumped off the Mitt Mobile to greet a waiting crowd, took a picture with some kids and young adults and awkwardly quipped, ”Who let the dogs out? Who …
TWITTER – or die tryin’
NY Times: Campaign reporters are turning to Twitter to keep colleagues/readers informed
Bres not a fan of Catholic school
Bresnahan: “So I think the House should reject this resolution and launch an immediate probe into Catholic schools nationwide. I will volunteer my testimony as a starting place. “Of course, I was a terrible little s*** as a child, so the nuns probably kept me out of prison. And now …
Tech industry & visas
Politico: A coalition of trade groups, educators, companies and researchers want to increase the number of visas available to highly skilled foreign workers. Google spokesman: “We like to hire the most talented U.S.-born workers we can find and the most talented foreign workers we can find and we think that …
Facebook accumulating users faster than Myspace
NY Times: From Myspace to YourSpace Myspace was sold for $580 million and is expected to have $800 million in revenue in 2008.