Shepard Fairey vs. AP: The Plot Thickens

I was intrigued by a position the Associated Press took yesterday when it filed new court papers in its countersuit against Shepard Fairey over his unauthorized use of an AP photo as the basis for his Obama “Hope” poster. Basically, they said: “You lie — some more”.

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The Morning After: Jump the Shark Tank

You would think that watching entrepreneurs beg for start-up cash for outlandish businesses in the middle of a recession would be a recipe for entertainment, but I never managed to get into ABC’s Shark Tank this fall. (I am, however, still holding out hope for CBS’s corporate-reality show, Undercover Boss, later this season.) Still I …

Richard Rogers vs. Prince Charles: Again

The British architect recently won the Stirling Prize, Britain’s highest architectural honor. But was the prize meant as a way for U.K. modern architects to give the finger to Rogers’ prime antagonist — and theirs — Prince Charles? Sort of like an Obama Peace Prize that’s a shot at George Bush? Rogers won’t hear of it, but it’s …

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The Morning After: Just a Flesh Wound

IFC last night aired the second episode of Almost the Truth: The Lawyer’s Cut, its six-hour documentary on Monty Python. As a longtime Python fan—and one who usually has little patience for showbiz documentaries—I found the doc’s personal stories and cultural context fascinating, but I wonder if the whole haul is a little much for …

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