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David Freeman points out in his Notebook this week that outrageous antics by actors and journalists are old hat in Hollywood, as he reviews a new British novel, and a special edition of a classic Billy Wilder flick that has just been released on DVD.
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The Tour de France and the tour de Sarko
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And why would that be?
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They're still trying to leave Venezuela and move to the USA.
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Censorship, deportation, weapons purchases, and one-man rule: All for the sake of "national dignity", of course.
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Unrequited advice to the lovelorn
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Siimon Jenkins ignores all that's going on in the BBC's long history of lies and misrepresentation
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California Republican Duncan Hunter is leading a cash and organization-starved campaign that
’s looking for a lucky break in New Hampshire. But any candidate that hasn’t captured the all-important media spotlight is going to have a difficult time breaking out of the anonymous second-tier pack.
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Turkish citizens go to the polls on Sunday for an important election. Will the vote reverse the course of Islamization or move it further down the road of becoming a more Islamic, socially conservative society and a foreign policy more attuned to Iran and Syria than to the United States? Barry Rubin isn’t optimistic.
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Democrats on the House/Senate conference committee have dropped from the Homeland Security bill the provision that would protect "John Doe" citizens from lawsuits when they report suspicious behavior to the authorities.
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