Talking (Show) Points Premier….The Table Read

OurProvinceIsNotAMelBrooksComedy RunByTheProducersVille Rumour has it that the script-reading earlier today, in advance of tomorrow’s really big show, was an intense affair. Two of the juiciest bits of gossip that have not been confirmed (nor denied) by either Spike TV or Princess Pammy had The Star screaming for re-writes every five

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A Choking on my Coffee Moment With Laughter

I have to learn to not read funny, ironic things in the news while sipping my coffee or anything else for that matter. It appears that (quelle surprise) the Greek parliament accepted yet another futile bail out package in exchange for even more useless draconian austerity budget.  Naturally, Greek citizens

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Terahertz: In defense of partisanship

I touched on many of the reasons I disagree with Nathan Cullen’s (pre-)electoral cooperation proposal a few days ago, which was primarily a reiteration of my previous statements on the issue. At the end I alluded to a post I wanted to write about the need for partisan party politics.

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The foreign policy ‘debate’

The third official NDP leadership debate took place in Quebec City this afternoon, conducted almost entirely in French. The topic was foreign policy, and lo and behold, you can rest assured that there was more violent agreement. (Note: If you want commentary on the quality of the French, you’ll have

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