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Redstone donates to alma maters
Company TownBillionaire Sumner Redstone has donated $1 million to his alma mater, Harvard University, and $500,000 to the Boston Latin School, one of the oldest schools in the nation, which he also attended. The contribution to Harvard will be used, in...... -
'Al Franken: God Spoke'
![" Al Franken: God Spoke" is a great title for a send-up and an even better one for a Hellerian satire of institutional insanity. It sets you up to expect a merciless lampooning of the pundits and politicians who insist they are just checking off errands on the to-do list of the Almighty after every foul. So, for that matter, do the opening images of Nick Doob and Chris Hegedus' documentary. Decked out for a Playboy shoot in a robe and flowing beard, looking like a myopic Moses, Al Franken receives his own set of divine instructions from a booming voice that tells him to "start by attacking [Bill O'Reilly, et al.], then go after the right-wing media, especially Fox." So, he does.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-09/25510145.jpg "\" Al Franken: God Spoke\" is a great title for a send-up and an even better one for a Hellerian satire of institutional insanity. It sets you up to expect a merciless lampooning of the pundits and politicians who insist they are just checking off errands on the to-do list of the Almighty after every foul. So, for that matter, do the opening images of Nick Doob and Chris Hegedus' documentary. Decked out for a Playboy shoot in a robe and flowing beard, looking like a myopic Moses, Al Franken receives his own set of divine instructions from a booming voice that tells him to \"start by attacking [Bill O'Reilly, et al.], then go after the right-wing media, especially Fox.\" So, he does.")
Times Staff Writer" Al Franken: God Spoke" is a great title for a send-up and an even better one for a Hellerian satire of institutional insanity. It sets you up to expect a merciless lampooning of the pundits and politicians who insist they are just checking off errands...Tags: Fox Broadcasting Company, Ann Coulter, Journalism, Politics, Al Franken
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Sep 22, 2006
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