Bookworm on Aug 01 2009 | Filed under: Education, Hollywood
Tweet I went to NBC’s site looking for something else entirely, and got waylaid by a link to Hollywood brainiacs. I found it somewhat interesting, at least initially. Before I begin, though, let me say that I’m absolutely certain a lot of the actors and actresses profiled are indeed really, really smart. Having said that, [...]
Bookworm on Jun 03 2009 | Filed under: Barack Obama, Media matters
Tweet That would be NBC’s Brian Williams you see making his graceful little homage to the King . . . er, the President: During the feudal era, the structure was king, high nobles, knights, everyone else. Obeisance was expected from the person in the lower position to the person in the higher position. In this [...]
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