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POPSThis Day In History: An Open Letter To Google Dear Google comrades Sergei and Larry! The Party looks kindly at your attempts to correct and improve history by unobtrusively modifying the Google logo on notable calendar dates. For years you have zealously informed the masses about progressive and useful events like Earth Day or Earth Hour, while purposefully ignoring Memorial Day (no logo change on this reactionary American holiday). Most recently, you enlightened the unwashed about the Spanish artist Velázquez on June 6 without mentioning the Allied Invasion of Normandy on D-Day, a celebration of which would indeed be offensive to National Socialists. ~ The time is ripe for us to reinforce your amateurish efforts with our brand of historical revisionism that stands on a firm scientific foundation of the Party doctrine. The next big holiday is Independence Day. Review the following list of Party-recommended events and logos for mandatory inclusion.
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POPSPrince Harry Visits Wales Greeted By Cheering Crowds It was a reception fit for a pop idol - and Prince Harry did his best to provide entertainment for the crowds. Hundreds of hysterical girls strained against crash barriers and burst into tears at the sight of him yesterday. Visiting Cardiff on only his second full day of solo official engagements, the 23-year- old prince looked taken aback as he stepped from his official car to hear his name being screamed.
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POPSDuke Cunningham's Wife Tells All (The New Republic) In the only interview ever given, Mrs. Cunnigham defends herself (somewhat) and reveals some insights into the sad life and psychology of her husband that allowed him to set a new record for Congressional corruption. Originally published in the August 28, 2006 issue of TNR .
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POPSFeminist's Take On Hillary Clinton
More: "I just don't think it's true. When she had a big job in government, she blew it," said the British-based Greer, referring to Hillary Clinton's work on health issues during her husband's administration Greer, who has made headlines with provocative attacks on the likes of Diana, Princess of Wales and the late Australian "crocodile hunter" Steve Irwin, said she knew the Clintons personally. She attacked the former first couple's marital style, saying the pair enjoyed a "confederacy" or business partnership, rather than an emotional relationship. "They give me the creeps, from that point of view," Greer said. But Greer said that while she did not like Hillary, who is battling fellow Democrat Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination for the presidency, she was a fan of the US president who was in power from 1993-2001. "Everybody loves Bill. Bill is adorable and Bill is always flattering me and inviting me to stuff in Britain and we're buddy-buddy, and I like him," s
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POPSWaxing lyrical The heads, which date back up to 30 years, are supposed to portray celebrities, Royals, politicians and sportsmen as they were in their younger days. (DT)
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POPSWeapons expert assasinated? A "conspiracy theory" to boost book sales (as per the road accident which killed Princess Diana 10 years ago Princess Diana)? For his family's sake it would be comforting to think that an inquest will reveal the truth.
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POPS15 Best Magazine Covers Great magazine covers immediately grab our attention with their high gloss shine, the seductive appeal of amazing large striking photography and creative usage of typography. All combined can pack a powerful punch. Some covers are more noteworthy than others standing high above the competition and making us take yet another look at these creative, beautiful or just plain wacky images with text that mirror our world.
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POPSDiana Inquest Diana was an accident victim or was murdered in a fast moving car. Whatever happened or why, Diana, Princess that she was, died. What some do in their lifetimes is a story. But, Diana had so many stories on the go and so many accomplishments in her name before she died. How remarkable she was in every sense of being a princess, a person to lead and look up to in every respect.
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POPSDiana bugged by USA spooks An accident? Maybe, but US spies were listening in to Diana's calls the night she died. MI6, the UK Secret Service were not informed. Why were they listening and why was Henri Paul, the driver in the pay of the French secret service? "Curiouser and curiouser" as Alice in Wonderland was wont to say.
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