Barry can drive 755
The history-making home run was hit in San Diego, tying Hank Aaron.
Hollinger takes control of Sun-Times. Again.
Read Phil Rosenthal’s column on this very complex situation here. Bottom line: The Chicago Onion may be sold, hopefully not to Rupert Murdoch (If it wasn’t for him, the paper wouldn’t be where it is today…)
"Masters of Science Fiction" finally airs
On a Saturday night, no less. But hey, ABC found room for crap like National Bingo Night and The Bachelor… Another reason network television (and their lame-brained executives) isn’t cool.
L.A. Telemndo anchor supsended two months
One anchor sleeps with the mayor, she keeps her job; one anchor shows up at the Stebic house, she loses her job. Both employed by the same company. Something’s not connecting here. Then again, it is the world of television news, right?
Minneapolis TV rises to the call
Local television stations in the nation’s fifteenth largest market sprung into action shortly after a bridge collapse at Interstate 35W over the Mississippi river, the main link between the eastern downtown portion of Minneapolis to the University/Northeast sections of the city. According to Broadcasting & Cable, ABC affiliate KSTP was first on the scene just minutes after the bridge collapse, […]
The local Onion does it again
The Assclown Times is promoting Daley vs. Sharpton. Man, just how desperate these losers are to get sales?
At the movies online
The balcony is never going to close, thanks to a website that’s posting 20 years worth of movie reviews from Sun-Times movie critic Roger Ebert and the late Tribune film critic Gene Siskel. At the MoviesTV.com, will make more than 5,000 video reviews from Siskel, Ebert, and Siskel’s replacement, Richard Roeper available, making it the largest collection on the web. […]
Murdoch wins Dow Jones
The company that publishes the Wall Street Journal was purchased by News Corp. owner Rupert Murdoch for $5 billion, or $60-per-share.