I opened the Arts & Leisure section of the Sunday New York Times this morning — as a subscriber I get it in advance — and for the first time, the alphabetical theater listings had color logos for most of the shows, instead of just the usual plaintext show titles:
(Click on the above for the complete image.)
I wonder if the shows are paying for this perk, because there are a few shows in the ABCs that are missing logos.
Here’s a musical analysis of the Lost finale — a cue by cue examination of the music Michael Giacchino wrote for the final episode.
Warning: it’s about 80 minutes long. But at the beginning and the end you can listen to the extended musical cues that opened and closed the episode.
Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle of Nevada, who is running against Harry Reid, gives non-answers to a reporter’s questions and then walks away as he follows her. Video at the link.
I wish more local reporters were like this.
No matter how ridiculous a Senate candidate this woman is, she scares me. I don’t have much faith in the intelligence of voters these days, even in a state that voted for Obama in 2008.