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go to article »December 9, 2008
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See this picture?And this is what you don't see (but can read):-A steep descent brings Clinton's plane to Charleston's hilltop airport. After an appropriate wait, she steps from the plane and pretends to wave to a crowd of supporters; in fact, she is waving to 10 photographers underneath the airplan...
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We may not have a black president, but Chloé Mortaud, our newly elected Miss France, is as diverse as they come. She has an African-American mother and a white French father. She is also a dual citizen of France and the United States. Oh, and she speaks Chinese. “I want to incarnate … ...
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…and ever so slightly creepy. Have a good weekend, folks: (Tip of the hat to Bob Cesca.) ...
go to article »December 4, 2008
A dozen inauguration balls to go to, and Michelle Obama hasn’t got a thing to wear! Or at least: a dozen designers are assuming she hasn’t got a thing to wear - because they’ve essentially pitched for the job of dressing America’s new First Lady by sketching inauguration fas...
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Farid at Bangla in Use Globally posts some pictures of the Bangla Town in New York, USA. ...
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Yes, Cafepress.com and others are starting to sell Barack Obama Christmas cards and gifts. Here are just a few of the 420 (count ‘em!) designs available: Oops. Not sure how that last one got in there… *Looks upwards and whistles*. (Hat-tip: AK Muckraker.) ...
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It is probably the best kept secret in the blogosphere, but remember back when Presidential candidate Barack Obama called a reporter Sweetie? Then he apologized and promised to give her an interview later. Well, someone left a message on a thread here earlier today saying Agar was going to get her...
go to article »December 3, 2008


Amazed Parisians are still reeling after discovering billboards featuring President Sarkozy, pictured as U.S. President-elect Barack Obama, after Shepard Fairey's famous poster, with the wonders working comment Yes We Can! Suzanne Lehn gives us a chronological break down of what happened and how the Yes We Can slogan became Yes We Must!