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JERMAINE JONES: AMERICAN IDOL’S DOUBLE STANDARD

Posted on March 23, 2012 by in American Idol, culture, society, television 7

I think American Idol jumped the shark when Simon Cowell left the show.  We’re now left with Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson who are nothing more than cheerleaders with limited vocabularies.  I’ve often thought of sending them a thesaurus because Steven’s raves are limited to, “you’re beautiful, man” and Jennifer knows no other […]

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FOR WHOM SHALL WE MOURN?

Posted on June 23, 2010 by in culture, Neda Agha Soltan Comments Off on FOR WHOM SHALL WE MOURN?

I’D LIKE TO THANK BERNARD GOLDBERG FOR PUBLISHING THIS ARTICLE ON HIS WEBSITE.   I WAS THRILLED WHEN I LEARNED IT HAD BEEN PUBLISHED AS I’M A HUGE FAN OF HIS.  IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN THOUGHTFUL COMMENTARY, CHECK HIS WEBSITE AT www.bernardgoldberg.com.  June 23, 2010 If you can, think back to a year ago this week.  […]

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