From Rolling Stone…

He ought to know.

Although rumors continue to persist that Alanis Morissette’s 1995 song “You Oughta Know” is about Dave Coulier, the former Full House  star said in a recent  Buzzfeed interview that “it’s just really funny that it’s become this urban legend, so many years after the fact.” Describing the person in Morissette’s song as “a real a-hole,” Coulier insisted that he didn’t want to be associated with that guy. It is notable, however, that Morissette never explicitly told Coulier that the song is not about him. Coulier adds: “I asked Alanis, ‘I’m getting calls by the media and they want to know […]

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Great conversation with the great Bill Hader…

Stefon from SNL.

Millions fantasize about becoming an SNL cast member, but only a handful get to live their dream. Some of the biggest names in comedy have come out of the SNL cast since its beginning in 1975. Although we’ve said farewell to two of the big names of the SNL cast this year, Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg, megastar Bill Hader will be coming back for another season, which means more spot-on impressions, more recurring characters and a lot more hot-spot highlights courtesy of Stefon. Before heading to the Great White North to host a Just for Laughs gala, we […]

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Must see doc, must see read from Mother Jones…

Cross-posted from Kochology , where Daniel Schulman is releasing exclusive documents and other materials gathered in the process of reporting his new book  Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers Became America’s Most Powerful and Private Dynasty . Long before Charles Koch became the left’s public enemy number one (or two, depending on where David Koch falls in the rankings), some of his most vocal detractors were not liberals but fellow libertarians. None of his erstwhile allies would come to loathe him more fiercely than Murray Rothbard, one of the movement’s intellectual forefathers, with whom Charles had worked closely to […]

Click here to view original article Late Libertarian Icon Murray Rothbard on Charles Koch: He “Considers Himself Above the Law”

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