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(Oct. 27) -- With just days remaining before tens of thousands of Americans plan to flock to Washington, D.C., to rally in support of their television heroes, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert picked up a last-minute item to ensure that the event will go smoothly: a permit to hold it. On Wednesday afternoon, the National Park Service formally issued the Comedy Central hosts the piece of paper certifying that their dueling Oct. 30 events -- "Rally to Restore Sanity" and "March to Keep Fear Alive" -- have been officially sanctioned, The Wall Street Journal reported. While Comedy Central noted ...
(Oct. 25) -- Should "fake news" know its place? Days before Comedy Central's Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will host dueling rallies on the Washington Mall on Oct. 30, a handful of commentators is questioning whether the comedic duo have gone too far by merging their small-screen antics into bona fide political activism. With over 200,000 people saying they plan to attend Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity," another 16,000 opting to attend Colbert's "March to Keep Fear Alive" and thousands more to signal their approval at satellite gatherings around the country, the spectacle of an event ...
(Oct. 12) -- They're not mad as hell, and they plan to politely let you know about it at even-tempered gatherings across the country. As the official date, Oct. 30, for Jon Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity" approaches, plans for dozens of independent satellite events are springing up around the nation for people who share the event's aims but won't be able to travel all the way to Washington, D.C., to participate in it there. Jason Kempin, Getty Images Jon Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity," set for Oct. 30, has sparked plans for similar gatherings across the country. Since he first ...
Comedy Central's Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have invited tens of thousands of people to the Washington, D.C., on Oct. 30 for their "Rally to Restore Sanity" on the National Mall. ...
Vice President Joe Biden says former President George W. Bush deserves a "lot of credit" for the milestone marked in Iraq by the departure of U.S. combat troops. Biden, in an appearance Wednesday night on Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," looked directly into the camera, as if speaking to Bush, and said: "I've never known a time when you didn't care about what happened. We disagreed on policy. You deserve a lot of credit, Mr. President." He made the remark in answer to a teasing question from host Stephen Colbert, who said many conservatives were annoyed that Bush's role has not been ...
Every five years or so, give or take, a female socio-multiculti-gender savant with shining credentials and a large reputation for Big Thought delivers a footnote-laden tract on the end of masculinity that reels off endless debate and buzz. This month The Atlantic magazine treats us to an eye-grabbing cover story apocalyptically titled "The End of Men" – without a question mark, so sure is the magazine and the article's author, Hanna Rosin, the co-editor of Slate's Double X, that they've got their hands on ground-breaking, irrefutable material. Prodded by my feminist conscience and the ...
According to a report on AOL News, in what may be the turning point of this election, Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is scheduled to appear on The Colbert Report this Thursday: News of Clinton's visit was divulged Monday night in Philadelphia by MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews. He blurted it out during taping of the show at the University of Pennsylvania's Zellerbach Theater. The news was confirmed by a person close to the satirical news program, who insisted on anonymity because the date of the visit hadn't been publicly announced. The report doesn't say how we're supposed to ...
The Writer's Guild of America strike rages on, but according to The Hollywood Reporter, the two sides have begun to have productive talks. Both sides sound optimistic about reaching an agreement, but stopped short of giving an E.T.A. The studios proposed a flat $250.00 a year payment per year on streamed content, while the writers, understandably, want their compensation tied to the studios' ad revenue. The talks were scheduled to resume today in an "undisclosed location." Even with the end sort of in sight, If you're anything like me, you're by now snarled in the throes of Daily Show and ...
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