Magazines Videos
newest 100 magazines videos / magazines widgets / media rss:

Read Maxim? People notice. Funny tv commercial. Ranked 4.02 / 5 | 19722 views | 5 comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: MohamedSalah25 Tags: Maxim Magazines Funny Commercials Categories: Comedy Cool Commercials

Dennis Kucinich is a brave man. Whatever else you may think of the five-term Congressman from Ohio’s 10th district, only a fool would deny his courage in running for Cleveland City Council before he was 21, running and being elected mayor of that city when he was 31, and is perhaps best known nationally for taking a crack at running for president in the Democratic primaries this past year and running well. Kucinich didn’t win a lot of votes, but he made an impression with his passion and forthrightness and, you might say, went so far as establish himself as a brand name of sorts, one that stands for the courage to speak your mind. Not coincidentally, he’s written a book called The Courage to Survive, that fills the rest of us in on a life story that only the people of Cleveland knew of before. In this interview, Kucinich discusses his book, why he introduced an Article of Impeachment against President George W. Bush this week, why he thinks the U.S. Government will pursue criminal charges against Bush and Dick Cheney when their term expires in January 2009, and what Barack Obama is really like. You can LISTEN to this Mr. Media interview with REP. DENNIS KUCINICH by clicking the BlogTalkRadio.com audio player below and advancing it to 15:54 minutes! Open in your default player Detach into a separate window Copyright 2008 Bob Andelman. Click here for copyright permissions!

In today’s beginner lesson, John finds some stuff at Michaela’s place, things that she would have preferred remained hidden… Curious what that could be? Then you have to listen to this lesson. Also, we will cover the Genitive. This is an important case to know when you want to say that something is yours… or in Michaela’s [...]

SelectPlusMagazine's 'satirical' Obama Cover Stirs OutrageMagazine's 'satirical' Obama Cover Stirs OutrageThe Associated PressA satirical New Yorker magazine cover cartoon depicting Barack Obama and his wife as flag-burning, fist-bumping radicals drew outrage from the Democratic presidential candidate's campaign as it appeared on newsstands Monday. (July 14)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] [Notes:Vid magazine cover]Barack Obama's campaign is calling it tasteless and offensive.It's a satirical New Yorker magazine cover showing Obama dressed as a Muslim ... his wife as a terrorist. [Notes:SOT Patrick Egan, Assistant Professor of Politics at New York University: "If this were on the cover of Time magazine or Newsweek, I would be more likely to think that this would be perpetuating false beliefs. "] The cover also shows an American flag burning in the fireplace ... and a picture of Osama bin Laden hangs on the wall. [Notes:Vid Obama at presser]When asked about the magazine ... Obama had nothing to say. [Notes:NATS "I have no response to that"] [Notes:VID NYC street]But some New York City resident did. [Notes:SOT Will Minton, New York resident: "I see it more playing into the stereotypes that have been established during the campaign than anything based on racial, but there is definitely going to be that interpretation out there."] [Notes:SOT Anthony Rutkiewicz, New York resident: "Like I said, I see some kind of racism here with that thing on his head and right now he's Christian, most of his people that are voting for him are Christians."][Notes:Vid McCain]And Obama's rival for the White House ... Republican John McCain ... Had this to say: [Notes:SOT John McCain: "totally inappropriate, and frankly I understand if Senator Obama and his supporters would find it offensive."][Notes:Vod shots New Yorker sign] Responding to the cover's criticism .... The New Yorker's editor. [Notes:SOT David Remnick, editor of "The New Yorker": "The intent of the cover is to satirise the vicious and racist attacks and rumours and misconceptions about the Obamas that have been floating around in the blogo-sphere and are reflected in public opinion polls."][Notes:Various vid Obama] The cartoon is not explained inside the magazine. But the issue does feature a 15-thousand-word story about Obama's political education and early years in Chicago. ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****) ANCHOR VOICE: Sandy Kozel-------------------------VIDEO PRODUCER: Nicole Grether------------------------------VIDEO SOURCE: AP--------------------------VIDEO APPROVAL: Donna Starddard------------------------------VIDEO RESTRICTIONS: none----------------------------------SCRIPT/WIRE SOURCE: BC-Obama-New Yorker, 5th Ld-Writethru,630------------------------------------ Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: new yorker_cover magazine's 'satirical' obama cover stirs outrage Added: July 15, 2008

PlusMagazine's 'Satirical' Obama Cover Stirs OutrageMagazine's 'Satirical' Obama Cover Stirs OutrageThe Associated PressA satirical New Yorker magazine cover cartoon depicting Barack Obama and his wife as flag-burning, fist-bumping radicals drew outrage from the Democratic presidential candidate's campaign as it appeared on newsstands Monday. (July 14)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] [Notes:Vid magazine cover]Barack Obama's campaign is calling it tasteless and offensive.It's a satirical New Yorker magazine cover showing Obama dressed as a Muslim ... his wife as a terrorist. [Notes:SOT Patrick Egan, Assistant Professor of Politics at New York University: "If this were on the cover of Time magazine or Newsweek, I would be more likely to think that this would be perpetuating false beliefs. "] The cover also shows an American flag burning in the fireplace ... and a picture of Osama bin Laden hangs on the wall. [Notes:Vid Obama at presser]When asked about the magazine ... Obama had nothing to say. [Notes:NATS "I have no response to that"] [Notes:VID NYC street]But some New York City resident did. [Notes:SOT Will Minton, New York resident: "I see it more playing into the stereotypes that have been established during the campaign than anything based on racial, but there is definitely going to be that interpretation out there."] [Notes:SOT Anthony Rutkiewicz, New York resident: "Like I said, I see some kind of racism here with that thing on his head and right now he's Christian, most of his people that are voting for him are Christians."][Notes:Vid McCain]And Obama's rival for the White House ... Republican John McCain ... Had this to say: [Notes:SOT John McCain: "totally inappropriate, and frankly I understand if Senator Obama and his supporters would find it offensive."][Notes:Vod shots New Yorker sign] Responding to the cover's criticism .... The New Yorker's editor. [Notes:SOT David Remnick, editor of "The New Yorker": "The intent of the cover is to satirise the vicious and racist attacks and rumours and misconceptions about the Obamas that have been floating around in the blogo-sphere and are reflected in public opinion polls."][Notes:Various vid Obama] The cartoon is not explained inside the magazine. But the issue does feature a 15-thousand-word story about Obama's political education and early years in Chicago. ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****) Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: new yorker-cover magazine's 'satirical' obama cover stirs outrage Added: July 14, 2008

New Yorker editor David Remnick went on The Situation Room today to answer to Wolf Blitzer about his magazine's ridiculous Obama cover. "There are gonna be a lot of people who aren't going to be sophisticated New Yorker readers," Wolf asserted, "who are going to look at this cover" and assume it is an accurate portrayal of reality. Remnick—typical hate-monger!—says this is condescending. In the attached clip, watch Wolf claim that the cover could've appeared on "a neo-Nazi magazine." Context is meaningless! No one gets anything anymore! Remnick says some crazy thing about being Colbert in Print, but no one gets jokes without studio audiences to explain what is supposed to be funny. (After the jump, in a calmer setting, New Yorker political writer Hendrick Hertzberg holds up the cover and grins. He almost giggles!)

Been tagged..so here goes ...

Author: slagman5 Added: Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:47:01 -0800 Duration: 90Before handling any firearms, please be sure to follow these safety instructions: http://www.d-armory.com/firearmsafety.htm I made this video for my website's instructional firearm videos section. Check it out. http://www.d-armory.com

Finger in down under.

Do you read fitness magazines while you are working out?

FOLIO magazine spotted a juicy bit at the very end of a Charlie Rose interview earlier this week with Vanity Fair chief Graydon Carter and Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner. Rose casually asks, "What's this story that Conde Nast wants to buy Rolling Stone?" That triggers a look of sheer terror on Graydon Carter's face, and a great deal of forced laughter and jabbering between the guests. We think we can hear Graydon saying, "We'll see." What it does not trigger is a denial. RS would certainly be a decent pickup for Conde Nast, but what the hell would Jann Wenner do with himself if he sold out? (Then again, Jeff Bercovici thinks Wenner's company is in a permanent decline, and he should cash out). Click to watch the clip, and parse the reactions carefully. [If you have any further info, email us.]

Tips for Choosing Summer Furniture

Hia everyone, No counting or laughing at the amount of times I say at the end of the day I dont know what came over me :) Anyway, this video is just a little something I wanted to throw up to let you know that I miss you all and cant wait to be back on doing my regular weekly make up tutorials on youtube. I have been realy busy these past two weeks and feel as though Ive been moving that fast I could have hit myself on the way out of the doors. Ive got super tons coming up and in a week or so I will be running another make up contest just for fun with a bag of make up goodies as the prize for the winner. In the meantime, Thanks so much everyone for being just fantastic with all of your support and emails. They all mean so much to me and the fact I now have 62,300+ subscribers just blows my mind! WOW!!! THANKS A MILLION!!! You have all made me the happiest girly online :) Take care everyone and back in a bit :) Lauren.

Hia everyone, No counting or laughing at the amount of times I say "at the end of the day" I dont know what came over me :) Anyway, this video is just a little something I wanted to throw up to let you know that I miss you all and cant wait to be back on doing my regular weekly make up tutorials on youtube. I have been realy busy these past two weeks and feel as though Ive been moving that fast I could have hit myself on the way out of the doors. Ive got super tons coming up and in a week or so I will be running another make up contest just for fun with a bag of make up goodies as the prize for the winner. In the meantime, Thanks so much everyone for being just fantastic with all of your support and emails. They all mean so much to me and the fact I now have 62,300+ subscribers just blows my mind! WOW!!! THANKS A MILLION!!! You have all made me the happiest girly online :) Take care everyone and back in a bit :) Lauren. Author: panacea81 Keywords: size zero no life too short enjoy while you can magazines we be gorgeous real beauty panacea81 Added: June 26, 2008

The last time Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter ever met with Gonzo god Hunter S. Thompson, the drug-vacuuming writer was sitting in a hotel one morning with "a tumbler of scotch, a bowl of cocaine, and some cereal." He asked Graydon what he would like. So did the patrician editor hoover up some massive lines or what? Well, he prefaces his answer by telling Charlie Rose, "I'm such a pussy." Sigh. Click to watch the tale of Gonzo vs. Non-Gonzo in action

Environmental reporter Dave Christi talks about noise pollution, which has been linked to aggression, hypertension, high stress levels, sleeplessness, coronary artery disease and an increase in blood pressure. Tim Bremel also previews a story in the latest issue of Midwest Today on Marshalltown, Iowa actress Jean Seberg.

Roving reporter Ed Janus takes us out to the old ballgame, with a look at the great American past time : baseball.

Even as gas prices soar, it s still cheaper to travel by car than plane, plus there are other advantages. Midwest Today s consumer reporter Rose Stricker has important info for you before your Summer vacation. And Dave Leake has our stargazing guide for June!

Midwest Today magazine s health editor, Dr. Tim Pearson, has a look at an idea from Greenland -- believe it or not -- that can improve your health: Omega-3. And Lydia Scholten has a review of a new book on Dewey, the library cat from Spencer, Iowa who became world famous.

Garden expert Phyllis Williams joins Tim Bremel with some creative and fun ideas for container gardening,plus a checklist of things to do outside.

The economy is a big concern to everybody these days, and Midwest Today magazine s consumer watch reporter Rose Stricker talks about some ominous signs. Plus Mike Austin will preview some fun Heartland events going on over Memorial Day weekend!

Midwest Today magazine s environmental reporter, Dave Christi, tells us how eating me is affecting our health and the planet. And Lydia Scholten reviews books of interest to Heartland readers.

Did you know that the Midwest has more grottos than anywhere else in the world? Midwest Today magazine s travel editor, Bob Hale, takes us to some of them. Plus Dave Leake has our stargazing guide for May.