- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- What's your viewpoint on a one-term presidency for Obama, no matter the reason?
- Could Mammograms Fall Victim to Obamacare? by Liz Peek
- Liz Smith: In a Concert Hall Far, Far Away
- Liz Smith: Sharon Stone, Steve Tyrell, Sarah (You Know Who), Glamour, Lesley Gore – and More!
- Queen Martha, by Cynthia McFadden
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- Remember shopping pre-Internet? What era/memory in the evolution of shopping do you think of most fondly?
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- Liz Smith: Sharon Stone, Steve Tyrell, Sarah (You Know Who), Glamour, Lesley Gore – and More!
- Liz Smith: In a Concert Hall Far, Far Away
- Joan Ganz Cooney Still Shops the Way She Always Has
- Joan Ganz Cooney Looks at Unemployment, Not War
- Let Down and Felt Up? by E.D. Hill
- The World in Vogue (Photos)
- What's your viewpoint on a one-term presidency for Obama, no matter the reason?
- Could Mammograms Fall Victim to Obamacare? by Liz Peek
- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- Remember shopping pre-Internet? What era/memory in the evolution of shopping do you think of most fondly?
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- The Love Goddess: In Sickness and in Health ... But Hold the Sickness
- Joan Ganz Cooney Looks at Unemployment, Not War
- Queen Martha, by Cynthia McFadden































My Comments (93 so far…)
Obama Birth Certificate 'Birthers' Surface Again as President Tries to Ease Concerns Over Health Care (Videos)
Obama Birth Certificate 'Birthers' Surface Again as President Tries to Ease Concerns Over Health Care (Videos)
A Conversation With Keneisha Sinclair: A White Woman Learns About Black Hairstyling
A Conversation With Keneisha Sinclair: A White Woman Learns About Black Hairstyling
President Barack Obama Shirtless on <i>Washingtonian</i> Cover (Image)
President Barack Obama Shirtless on <i>Washingtonian</i> Cover (Image)
C Hardy,
Sweetheart, he was a celebrity then too. And, don’t we always blame the last company head for bad management? Isn’t that why we have new leadership because we think the old leadership sucked? In my opinion, having been in office for less than six-months he has shown tremendous capacity to do the job. I am certain we hired the right guy. I happen to prefer his management style. The are difficult times and I don’t want a confrontational, knee-jerk Commander in Chief. I want a sober thinking, methodical, courageous leader. Most of those complaining have never run for office and will never "step up the the plate". I say let’s all accept the challenge and roll up our sleeves to pitch in…even if you have been paying your dues, there is more to be paid now.
President Barack Obama Shirtless on <i>Washingtonian</i> Cover (Image)
President Barack Obama Shirtless on <i>Washingtonian</i> Cover (Image)
President Barack Obama Shirtless on <i>Washingtonian</i> Cover (Image)
- Main Entry: ce·leb·ri·ty
- Pronunciation: \sə-ˈle-brə-tē\
- Function: noun
- Inflected Form(s): plural ce·leb·ri·ties
- Date: 14th century
1 : the state of being celebrated : fame 2 : a famous or celebrated person I, for one, like having a "celebrity" for President. What’s wrong with America being liked again because our President is being celebrated or famouse for looks, policies, leadership, smile, kindness, intelligence?Tell us: What about First Lady Michelle Obama most interests you?
Michelle Obama Hugs the Queen, Breaks Royal Etiquette (Photo)
Rep. Maxine Waters Connected to Bank She Helped
Are you willing to accept more gov't regulation and fewer choices in health care to cut costs and provide insurance for all?
Liz Smith: Rihanna – Dump Your Abuser, Now!
I don’t know about consensus. I think most folk are afraid to debate the issue at all. Unless you are anti-chris, you keep quiet. After having read previous articles where Rihanna openly talks about abusing her brothers during her many fights with them, I was convinced over a year ago that she was a violent person. It is odd to me that folk forget all of that and treat her as if she is this weakling who doesn’t strike first. I disagree with those who believe that women have the right to be emotional and lose control and men don’t—in this case a 19 year old boy. A teenage boy whom everyone is ready to throw under the bus and send to jail for many years. I am clear about the difference between agression/violent episodes and abuse…I am not convinced that this is a case of abuse yet… Could it be that Rihanna feels guilty about her actions and that is why she is 1)hiding out and 2) not throwing Chris under the bus yet????
As a womanist/feminist, I am uncomfortable with the notion of weakness and victim. Could be because I am a trained boxer and feel empowered to do real damage to those who seek to harm me. By the same token, I never initiate fights. An unpopular position I am sure, but it wouldn’t be the first time.
Bill Maher and Ann Coulter Agree on Something at Radio City Music Hall Debate