It could have the tagline: "Penguins are the new 11"

I could go for a sequel to O11 starring the penguins from Madagascar.

Okay, missing the WHOLE point of the franchise.

Dana sorry about that - it was so minor that I didn't even think about it.

No problem. It happens. Hazard of the internet.

Here's one I didn't see coming.

And I see Tristan and Isolde is releasing on DVD this week. That took longer than I thought it would, judging by the trailer I saw.

Brad Pitt has reportedly used his considerable clout to get Catherine Zeta Jones dumped from Oceans Thirteen due to her hubby Michael Douglas comment and shot about Angelina Jolie and her "third world orphans."

Article contains a spoiler for the movie, if it's true--his PR denies the whole thing.

That site has some very aggressive pop-ups. I'm pop-up free at home, but they barraged the work comp.

Hijacking the Hijacking - The problem with the United 93 films

A fascinating essay by Ron Rosenbaum, the author of "Explaining Hitler: The Search for the Origins of His Evil" (which I totally loved).

Yes, it appears from the cockpit recordings recently released that something noble—a passenger uprising that disrupted the hijackers' plans—happened on that flight. But is it possible to separate it out from the other events of the day? In three out of four cases savage mass murderers prevailed. A "war on terror" has ensued; a war in Iraq followed. In neither case is it clear that the outcome is going to be favorable. The story of 9/11 as a whole increasingly seems a portent that Flight 93 was an aberration and that those intent on suicidal martyrdom may well prevail over those who value human life over holy books. This possibility is something no one likes to dwell on, and in that sense the "triumphant" fable of Flight 93, genuinely heroic as it is, represents a comforting diversion. There must be a pony.

This is not a message anyone wants to hear. I recall when working on a documentary on the theodicy of 9/11 for PBS' Frontline, Helen Whitney's Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero, I had to threaten to take my name off the piece if they changed the title from our Faith and Doubt to just plain Faith at Ground Zero. No one wants to hear any doubt that "God is in charge," as the orthodox theodicy has it. But what if no one is in charge?

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Your link goes to JohnSweden's post, tommy.