The best corrections in newspapers and TV this year at regrettheerror.com, including ( Read more... )

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Eminent zoologist Richard Dawkins becomes the picture of the evangelical athiest, no longer a contradiction in terms, in a recent BBC interview about his book, The God Delusion:

For fans of R. Kelly's 106-part utterly ridiculous hip-hopera, here's the claymation Christmas version...

And see Parts II and III for hyper-blasphemy!

An early-90s movie where a finely coiffed Peter Mansbridge shows CBC viewers the wonders of a newfangled computer network called 'Internet'.

Mansbridge: "There's a revolution going on in rec rooms, offices and classrooms around the entire world, in which 15 million people are taking part, sharing information, gossip, and cooking tips, night and ( Read more... )

Cuts straight to the issue, this does...


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Stephane Dion. Sure, I only predicted this yesterday morning, but: I told you so.

The Vancouver Sun called this faithful scribbler a "shadowy patient" and wondered if "he was really seeking treatment" in an incredibly dark take on my stunt here. But I gotta agree with Tim: I gotta wipe that grin off my face. Poker lessons?

And Jon's appearance on TV on Friday at the False Creek Urgent Care Centre was then followed by Jon's ( Read more... )

Remember Jon Stewart on Crossfire? This was the precursor: Frank Zappa takes on Crossfire's old white men of 1986 (one of them Bob Novak, who hasn't aged a day) on the issue of censorship of obscenity, and the discussion gets a little heated...

Why do I even update this thing? No one's going to read a blog about a strong man in tights. It'll never fly!

But among the e-mails I drunkenly responded to last night (oh, my aching head... curse you, boil water advisory!) was one from Superman's old paper, the Toronto star, telling me to quit applying to their internships and apply for a *real ( Read more... )