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Yes, that cultlike chanting you heard from within those veiled surreys was the four of them. Then they served their kids milk. Goyische! In the post-tryptophan gossip roundup.
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Yes, that cultlike chanting you heard from within those veiled surreys was the four of them. Then they served their kids milk. Goyische! In the post-tryptophan gossip roundup.
So which Republican pundits have undercut McCain the most?
Are you surprised? But the scenes from Larry Flynt's porn satire of her actually sound really stupidly funny. Plus a pinch of Palin-free news in our gossip roundup.
Tina Brown’s IAC-sponsored news aggregator and blog launched last night — and it's not the Huffington Post Redux.
Is that why this cute little kid is so mad?
If it feels like Christopher Buckley turns out a new book every time you finish his last, well, we suppose it’s because he has no shortage of targets.
'I've always said that the hardest part of writing satire or farce in America is that you're in competition with tomorrow's front page of 'USA Today.''
The scene at Book Expo's politically themed author luncheon was surprisingly tense.
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