Al Gore's lefty cable news network Current TV has added another program to its lineup: The War Room with Jennifer Granholm. Ms. Granholm is the former Governor of Michigan and, yes, a Democrat. The hour-long show will be produced live in San Francisco and will air at 9 p.m., after Countdown with Keith Olbermann. "The War Read More
Oh, these naughty alpha males and their uncontrollable libidos! We've had a parade of powerful men in picture-perfect marriages, exposed as lying horndogs: John Edwards, Mark Sanford, Tiger Woods, Eliot Spitzer, now even (allegedly) Al Gore. And just look at their lovely, betrayed wives, each one "handling" the situation with her own brand of dignity. Read More
OMG Laurie David + Al Gore =
Ralph Lauren sells off $955 million worth of shares in Polo.
Comic Sans defends itself.
Cooper Union student loses her left eye in West Bank uproar.
In Queens, firefighters rescue 30 cats and dogs from a burning pet store.
Al and Tipper Gore to SEPARATE?!
Impressive book collection, valued around $20 million, heads to auction in London.
Zombie satellite isn't what you think.
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Bill O'Reilly finally got his interview with Al Gore. Read More
A few days ago, New York City announced its “Cool Roofs” initiative, an effort to save energy by combining volunteerism and green design. According to the Mayor’s press release:
"Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and former Vice President and founder of the Alliance for Climate Protection Al Gore today launched an NYC Service initiative, “NYC Cool Read More
Bill Thompson said he’s not bothered that former president Bill Clinton and former vice president Al Gore appeared recently with not-Democratic mayoral candidate Michael Bloomberg.
Clinton and Gore appeared with Bloomberg at separate events and heaped praise on him, very publicly.
When I asked Thompson if this undermines his efforts to rally Democrats, Read More
President Obama may be getting involved in local contests, but there’s one he hasn’t touched so far: the New York City mayor's race.
Democratic mayoral nominee Bill Thompson often says he hopes to build the “second largest” grass-roots campaign New York City has ever seen, behind the one assembled here for Obama, and paints Read More
Here's Al Gore with Michael Bloomberg yesterday in Long Island City, saying he's "proud to endorse the leadership and the actions" the mayor is taking on environmental issues.
"I’m proud to endorse the leadership and the actions Mayor Bloomberg has been taking for quite a long time on this issue and this is just another example of that," former Vice President Al Gore told a crowd in Long Island City this afternoon, where the two men had apparently gathered to paint a small Read More
If the NYTimes.com most-emailed list was curated by Aunt Mabel, Digg.com's 'top news in all content' list is probably generated by her 20 (or 30)-something nephew: a Twittering, iPhone wielding, card-carrying member of the Wii Generation. Here's what this dude, we'll call him Kevin, and the rest of Diggnation, have been Diggin' in the Read More
“I would buy a Tata,’” said Upper East Side resident and retiree Genny Gold, laughing. “General Motors should have a Tata. Then maybe they could survive.”
Ms. Gold and 900 others attended a roundtable discussion about climate change that included Al Gore, Charlie Rose, S. C. Johnson CEO H. Fisk Johnson, Cornell Professor Stuart L. Read More
All of the city’s young digerati will be Twittering about Internet Week New York starting Monday, June 1. Expect everyone from your regular Googlers and Facebookers to College Humor’s Jake & Amir, AOL’s newly minted executive Tim Armstrong, Barry Diller, Digg’s Kevin Rose and even Al Gore out on the town.
The Read More
Yesterday, the New York Post ran a story saying Mark Green is improperly claiming credit for 311, a program that was used in other cities and contemplated by the previous mayor before being implemented by Michael Bloomberg.
The article quotes Green at an April 21 event saying, “I had an idea, one of Read More
The Webby Awards just announced their nominees for their 13th annual awards show. No surprise that NYTimes.com got 13 nominations, including the "Newspaper" category (The New York Observer was also nominated, along with the UK's The Guardian and The Independent). NBC.com and TheOnion.com also received multiple nods, Read More
