January 2008 Archives

Barack Obama handed the former First Lady a serious drubbing, doubling up on Hillary, and carrying most of the key demographics in South Carolina.

If you're a hip-hop fan, this song has got to be in your top-ten. If you're not a fan of the art, this song might just bring you around.

Listen, even those of us that are pro-choice are anti-abortion.

So now, the housing market is in the tank, mortgages, even for people with good credit, are almost impossible to come by, and the world seems to be moving to recession. If it didn't threaten regular people's livelihoods, and (very meager) fortunes, the whole thing would be comedic.

"Cruel Summer" was a mainstay on the pop radio stations of the day, and a popular song heard at the middle-school and junior-high dances of the day.

Each of us, black, white, man and woman alike owe a debt of gratitude that goes beyond the simple observance of the birthday of a great man.

Taking it back with a classic, for real, that set off many a party at Norris Center on the campus of good ol' Northwestern University (Go U NU!).

While Hill and Bill were surely fighting the good liberal fight, to imply that Obama was some drugged-out junkie preying on the community seems to me to be a bit like calling an overeater the cause of world hunger.

For real?? Yo, the sheer ludicrousness, no lemme get urban and ethnic for a moment, the ludicrosity of that quote is mind-boggling.

"Nights Over Egypt" has been a cross-genre hit for over 20 years now, getting airplay in those ubiquitous night-time "quiet storm" radio shows, midday "easy listening" and even club/dance play.

You all are the (really) silent majority. It's really in your hands, the direction this country will go in over the next four to eight years. If all it takes is some tears to convert a woman from one candidate to another, we're in mighty big trouble as a nation.

t's sad to say that even the rumor of such threats prove that this country has progressed so little since the days of slavery. Some people are so threatened by a black man assuming power that they will kill...

Before you cast that ballot, think about it. Would you vote for anyone that you'd say was as smart or experienced as yourself? If not, you might not want to vote for that guy who's going to sit down with you at the bar, or anyone like him.

We're doing a two'fer today for FMF starring some dudes from down under. Who can it be now?

Respect Iowans for expressing their choice, but you, dear readers, need to express your own choice for your own unique circumstances where you live.