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Popdose Roundtable: Michele Bachmann’s Mesmerizing Newsweek Cover
Jeff Giles: Think someone in the Bachmann campaign is losing their job over this? Or is it an intentionally nutty “any press is good press” move? Chris Holmes: It reminds me of a certain
Read More »Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
In light of the recent tragedy in Norway, Chris Holmes wonders what responsibility, if any, Christians bear for Anders Breivik's crimes
Read More »Thoughts On A Hostage Crisis
Thoughts On A Hostage Crisis: Think a US default won't affect you directly and immediately? Think again
Read More »Numberscruncher: Billy Ray Cyrus Regrets
It’s really hard to say what’s right and wrong when raising kids. There is so much that’s weird and random about life that setting rules and passing judgment is pointless; even though we all
Read More »Taking Liberties: Six Myths About Online Poker
Disgruntled by the recent FBI crackdown of online poker, Jeff Johnson brings us Six Myths About Online Poker
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… ICBM
Popdose takes a fictitious look into the heart of adult peer pressure, consumerism run amok, and poop jokes
Read More »Political Culture: A “Permanent Majority,” or Totalitarianism?
Wednesday's anti-democratic (and anti-Democratic) shenanigans in Wisconsin were just part of a GOP effort to destroy the Democrats' power base nationwide. Can they succeed? Jon Cummings says, definitely maybe
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… Absolute Double-Dip — We Are Going There
In spite of what the financial pundits say, Popdose's Dw. Dunphy says double-dip recession is not only possible, but inevitable
Read More »The Weekly Linkfest: 2/25/11
The Internet moves fast. Here are a few of our favorite links from the week that was: Why the afterlife is box office poison [Wired] Lauded Wainwright: Box set to honor musical patriarch [The
Read More »Sugar Water: Turn Off the Dark, Push the Panic Button, Rinse, Repeat
Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark doesn't officially open until March 15, but it's already been slammed with some of the worst reviews in Broadway history. Luckily, Robert Cass is here to provide director Julie
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