added 2007 Thu Jun 14 22:47:23 by Neophile
Disappointed with the season finale, Stephen comes up with his own Sopranos ending.
Disappointed with the season finale, Stephen comes up with his own Sopranos ending.
added 2007 Mon Jun 11 22:27:48 by Tolchock
A British comedian, Stephen Fry talks about the Internet, his experiences with it, as well as his favourite websites, all packaged with his usual dry wit.
A British comedian, Stephen Fry talks about the Internet, his experiences with it, as well as his favourite websites, all packaged with his usual dry wit.
added 2007 Fri May 18 20:46:24 by TechnologyExpert
When Stephen starts off the interview by saying "you're my first indicted guest," you know you're in for a good Colbert-style skewering. 'The Hammer' gets nailed on his dopey mugshot, his pending legal troubles, his likening of liberals to Adolph Hitler, and Terri Schiavo - which Tom remembers as one of his finer moments.
When Stephen starts off the interview by saying "you're my first indicted guest," you know you're in for a good Colbert-style skewering. 'The Hammer' gets nailed on his dopey mugshot, his pending legal troubles, his likening of liberals to Adolph Hitler, and Terri Schiavo - which Tom remembers as one of his finer moments.
added 2007 Tue May 1 1:11:45 by DJRadiohead
Pearl Jam's "Given to Fly" become a soundtrack to an believable moment and a great sort story: the amazing ride of physicist Stephen Hawking and Marquez's "A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings."
Pearl Jam's "Given to Fly" become a soundtrack to an believable moment and a great sort story: the amazing ride of physicist Stephen Hawking and Marquez's "A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings."
added 2007 Sat Apr 28 0:44:33 by TomBiro
Golden State G Stephen Jackson was hit with a $50,000 fine by the league for screaming at refs after being tossed.
Golden State G Stephen Jackson was hit with a $50,000 fine by the league for screaming at refs after being tossed.
added 2007 Fri Apr 27 1:06:28 by TechnologyExpert
World-famous physicist Stephen Hawking experienced eight rounds of weightlessness during a better-than-expected airplane flight that he saw as the first step toward a trip in space. "It was amazing," Hawking told reporters afterward, using his well-known computerized voice.
World-famous physicist Stephen Hawking experienced eight rounds of weightlessness during a better-than-expected airplane flight that he saw as the first step toward a trip in space. "It was amazing," Hawking told reporters afterward, using his well-known computerized voice.
added 2007 Sun Apr 22 6:47:42 by TechnologyExpert
Rich Little, with shockingly dyed hair, said at the outset that he is "not political" but rather a "nightclub performer who does a lot of dumb, stupid jokes," then proved that. He started with a couple of Canada (his native country) jokes and a weak Sen. John McCain, which bombed, as did an impression of.Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Rich Little, with shockingly dyed hair, said at the outset that he is "not political" but rather a "nightclub performer who does a lot of dumb, stupid jokes," then proved that. He started with a couple of Canada (his native country) jokes and a weak Sen. John McCain, which bombed, as did an impression of.Arnold Schwarzenegger.
added 2007 Sat Apr 21 0:42:11 by Bkumm
EDITORS' NOTE: In the wake of the Virginia Tech murders and subsequent reports that Cho Seung-Hui had raised alarms in the English department with his writing, we asked novelist and Entertainment Weekly contributing editor Stephen King for his thoughts on the links between the creative process and violence.
EDITORS' NOTE: In the wake of the Virginia Tech murders and subsequent reports that Cho Seung-Hui had raised alarms in the English department with his writing, we asked novelist and Entertainment Weekly contributing editor Stephen King for his thoughts on the links between the creative process and violence.
added 2007 Fri Apr 13 21:16:24 by TechnologyExpert
President Bush's top national security adviser said Thursday that there is an urgent need to name a high-powered White House official to oversee the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "It's something I would like to have done yesterday and if yesterday wasn't available, the day before," National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley told reporters.
President Bush's top national security adviser said Thursday that there is an urgent need to name a high-powered White House official to oversee the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "It's something I would like to have done yesterday and if yesterday wasn't available, the day before," National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley told reporters.
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added 2007 Sun Mar 18 0:33:15 by TechnologyExpert
Joe Hill knew it was only a matter of time before one of the publishing industry's hottest little secrets became common knowledge. After 10 years of writing short stories and an unpublished novel under his pen name, Hill knows that the world is now viewing him through a different prism - as the older son of Stephen King.
Joe Hill knew it was only a matter of time before one of the publishing industry's hottest little secrets became common knowledge. After 10 years of writing short stories and an unpublished novel under his pen name, Hill knows that the world is now viewing him through a different prism - as the older son of Stephen King.
added 2007 Thu Mar 15 21:43:44 by Neophile
Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), the Democratic Caucus chairman, has told new Democratic members of Congress to steer clear of Stephen Colbert, or at least his satirical Comedy Central program, "The Colbert Report."
Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), the Democratic Caucus chairman, has told new Democratic members of Congress to steer clear of Stephen Colbert, or at least his satirical Comedy Central program, "The Colbert Report."
added 2007 Wed Feb 14 11:47:12 by charbarred
JJ Abrams - a huge Stephen King fan who has studded many references to the Tower series into his TV show, Lost - is reportedly in talks to do what many thought impossible, and turn the apparently unfilmable seven-book series into a movie.
JJ Abrams - a huge Stephen King fan who has studded many references to the Tower series into his TV show, Lost - is reportedly in talks to do what many thought impossible, and turn the apparently unfilmable seven-book series into a movie.
added 2007 Mon Jan 29 16:21:54 by charbarred
"I'm a BASKF, a Big-Ass Stephen King Fan, and before you go making the obvious crude jokes, I'll bet you're something of a BASKF yourself. Judging by my man Steve's sales receipts, damn near every other person on the planet can lay claim to BASKF-dom."
"I'm a BASKF, a Big-Ass Stephen King Fan, and before you go making the obvious crude jokes, I'll bet you're something of a BASKF yourself. Judging by my man Steve's sales receipts, damn near every other person on the planet can lay claim to BASKF-dom."
added 2007 Sat Jan 20 5:12:13 by luvmyprez
Stephen Colbert and Lynn Swann "discuss" the NFL Playoffs.
Stephen Colbert and Lynn Swann "discuss" the NFL Playoffs.
added 2007 Tue Jan 9 22:36:20 by TechnologyExpert
It may feel like looking into the mirror for Bill O'Reilly and Stephen Colbert next week. The Fox News Channel host and Colbert, who has essentially based his comic character every evening on Comedy Central on him, will trade appearances on each other's programs Jan. 18.
It may feel like looking into the mirror for Bill O'Reilly and Stephen Colbert next week. The Fox News Channel host and Colbert, who has essentially based his comic character every evening on Comedy Central on him, will trade appearances on each other's programs Jan. 18.
added 2007 Mon Jan 8 5:01:37 by fleela
Prof Stephen Hawking is planning a space flight. The world's best-known scientist, who is 65 today, told The Daily Telegraph: "This year I'm planning a zero-gravity flight and to go into space in 2009."
Prof Stephen Hawking is planning a space flight. The world's best-known scientist, who is 65 today, told The Daily Telegraph: "This year I'm planning a zero-gravity flight and to go into space in 2009."
