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Further to that Obama-is-a-celebrity ad, a “prominent Republican strategist” e-mails the Atlantic’s Marc Ambinder with a thought that I wish had occurred to me: watch the spot with the sound off, and it’s basically a pro-Obama ad.
“Hell, I can’t stand Obama at this point and I find those images uplifting,” he writes. “Yet McCain uses them in his own ad. Has anybody asked them about the wisdom of that?”
For Richard and Mildred Loving, their marriage was a pretty simple matter. They grew up in a small Virginia town where everyone pretty much knew everyone, fell in love (not without some obstacles; she found him “arrogant” at first) and got hitched.
For the enforcers of Virginia’s anti-miscegenation laws, their marriage was also a simple matter: Richard was white and Mildred was black.
Kevin Barnes’ 11th album is a frenetic, attention-starved record that, if it were a child, would almost certainly be put on Ritalin.
To mark the new 3-D release of the first episode in the ‘Star Wars’ saga, we grimly catalog some of its big failures and disappointments
From Nicki Minaj’s Red Riding Hood getup to Katy Perry’s head-to-toe blue ensemble, TIME rounds up some of the best (and worst!) sartorial choices at the annual music-awards show.
We make this vow to The Vow: We will rewatch you when sick on the couch.
Last week, Fox announced that this season of House M.D. will be the last. The announcement wasn’t exactly a surprise—the show has aged well, but after 7 1/2 seasons, it has aged a lot. And yet the decision, which was almost certainly months in the works, has freed the show runners to do great episodes like the one last night.
