Like all good journalists, I get most of my news from Gawker. Actually, I get most of my news (at least that portion of my news that doesn't involve the swine flu, robots, UFO sightings or the coming zombie apocalypse) from my wife, Laura, who gets her news from Gawker and then tells me.
Because of this quaint, old-fashioned, two-tin-cans-and-a-string method of headline transmission that occurs at the Sheehan household, I was a little late in hearing about the newest left-wing outrage be
The Truth logo.The Truth, at 101.5 FM, has launched its new website following yesterday's switch from its inspired interim format, The Pole. As a result, we now know the station's full slate: Mancow (6 a.m.-10 a.m.), Neal Boortz (10 a.m.-1 p.m.), Jerry Doyle (1 p.m.-4 p.m.), Michael Savage (4 p.m.-7 p.m.), Rusty Humphries (7 p.m.-10 p.m.), Curtis Sliwa (10 p.m.-1 a.m.), Phil Hendrie (1 a.m.-4 a.m.) and Phil Valentine (4 a.m.-6 a.m.). All syndicated, with the primetime slots dominated by h
Zach Lahn on MSNBC.Since asking the most confrontational question at President Barack Obama's healthcare town hall in Grand Junction on Saturday, ultra-conservative CU student Zach Lahn has extended his face time by going on a tour of cable-news talking-head broadcasts. Predictably, Fox News did its best to turn him into a right-wing folk hero. But the ride was bumpier on MSNBC, where host Contessa Brewer interrupted the talking points he was able to voice more fully during a chat with CN
Michelle Malkin.The instant it became clear that Maurice Schwenkler, busted for smashing windows at Colorado Democratic Party headquarters earlier this week, was a far-left radical, not a right-wing healthcare-reform opponent, Republicans began to salivate, and that makes perfect sense. After all, Schwenkler, also known as Ariel Attack, unwittingly handed conservatives a wonderful gift, which they're taking great pleasure unwrapping on Fox News. Last night, Sean Hannity and Colorado-based
Steamy.It's not faux. It's Pho.
Today in Cafe Society:
• Up Close: Pho 95.
• What's Cooking? Getting corny in the kitchen with Pete Marczyk.
• Spike It: Top six things that could be improved by caffeine.
• Guess where I'm eating?
• Candy Girls: Twilight Sweethearts, Forbidden Fruits.
Today in Backbeat Online:
• Black Pegasus shares his funny tour stories.
• Frank E pens songs for Madonna.
• Relive prom with the Inactivists.
• When Rock 'n' Roll meets Hollywood: Ten Awf
Bob Newman wants to keep you safe -- or put you behind bars. Depends on you.Update below:
Back in August, combative KOA radio host "Gunny" Bob Newman announced that he was leaving the station in order to take a security and counter-terrorism position for an unnamed employer in "a rather grim war zone" a nineteen-hour flight from Denver. So imagine our surprise when, just three months later, we learned that Newman had taken on a role as "Senior Fellow in Homeland Security Studies" for the
