It’s that time again. Watch us on the teevee and send us all of your hooker & coke money! (People always complain when I say that…)
We discussed everything under the sun this week. From charity to the Democratic outrage at the Fischer campaign. It’s all here.
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That’s right, kids. Chelsea Clinton is heading to The Pink Door - Noodles and Tea Lounge in Louisville (9 tonight, interrupting swing dancing) after visiting the University of Kentucky and Jefferson Community and Technical College. The Pink Door. Of all places. The big gay hangout in the Highlands. Isn’t that […]

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Shrinkage: I usually read everything in LEO online, so I didn’t realize until I went out to dinner last night that there was something remarkably different about the alt-weekly. Then I read Cary Stemle’s explanation (OK, I had Jeanine read it to me) that economics dictated that the newspaper now looks more like a nice […]

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Bill Clinton’s working the crowds in Frankfort today, an excuse for some local students to get out of class, even if some parents aren’t too keen on it. Bill met with Steve Beshear, the governor/superdelegate who says he’s waiting, and waiting, before deciding whether to give his support to Hillary or Barack Obama. Which shouldn’t […]

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Family patriarch Joe Huber passed away early this morning.
You haven’t lived here long if you haven’t made the pilgrimage to Starlight for a good country meal, to choose a pumpkin, pick some berries or cart home a Christmas tree. I’ve been a dozen times, at least, and seems like Joe was always around, no matter […]

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It’s good to know that Louisville’s own Diane Sawyer still gets out on the road for stories, especially when they involve her home state.
Friday, Sawyer and an ABC crew were in Harlan to tape a segment on the OxyContin drug problem in eastern Kentucky. She accompanied police officers on an arrest there, and told […]

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Nothing critical to say in this post about the Celebrity Dinner Party with Coach Denny Crum, held Friday. It’s a great charity event that’s stood the test of time — Friday’s was the 40th annual — and is successful because the Coach does a lot more than attach his name to it.
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Angie Fenton, the Courier-Journal’s Buzz columnist, is building a bit of a mini-media empire around celebrity news, Since October she’s been doing thrice-weekly live reports at WAVE — 5:30 and 7:00 on Thursday, and 6:00 a.m. on Friday. She says the TV work is a new challenge that originated in an unlikely way. When the […]

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