“Isn’t there a problem selling snake oil as vitamin tonic?” – Jon Stewart to Jim Cramer, March 12, 2009 Despite misgivings on whether dividend growth will be as rosy as recently experienced, there was nothing fundamentally dangerous in Derek “Canada’

Investigative journalism: CIR: Irish company charged in Iranian businessman’s weapons scheme An Irish trading company and three of its officers have been charged with sending helicopter engines and other aircraft parts to Iran as part of Hossein Ali Khoshnevisrad’s alleged weapons-smuggling ring

Medicine for Melancholy stands as the latest proof for the axiom that films need very little action or plot to grab and hold the viewer’s attention, … of Jenkins’ protagonists, Wyatt Cenac (“The Daily Show with Jon Stewart“) and Tracey Heggins (“Swingtown

The genius talking heads at Fox News say Barack Obama is hogging the airwaves these days because he is prepping for a job as talk show host in four … press corps. Millions receive news via the new filter of a Leno, Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert

We weren’t kidding. Look at that dude. A perfect blend of Max Fischer and Gin from the Hard Lessons … staff writer for “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” and featured player on “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” he is currently hosting his own show on Comedy Central entitled Important Things with Demetri

Way back in 2000, right after George W. Bush was declared the winner of that year’s Presidential election, Jon Stewart gave Daily Show viewers a financial tip, a piece of advice that had you followed you’d now be sitting pretty.read more | digg story

I’ve been as mad as anyone about the AIG mess and the bonuses paid to executives there.  Clearly, without our bailout money, there would be no money paid to anyone there, bonus or otherwise. But, an op-ed in today’s New York Times is giving me second thoughts

A uthor, teacher and Internet public intellectual Clay Shirky recently published an essay on the demise of the American newspaper, “Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable.” The thesis of the piece recently appeared in New York magazine; Emily Nussbaum cited it in her TV review essay on Jon Stewart “Talk Show Fatigue: Only

How Jon Stewart Went Bad – The Daily Beast Clearly he’s still bitter and clinging to his pain and embarassment from his own last encounter with Jon that caused him to lose his flop of a show ‘Crossfire.’ :rolleyes: