“CNN’s Cal Perry and his crew are pinned down behind a building as gunfire rages in Beirut, Lebanon” Perry also blogged later on, you can find his post here. From CNN.com: BEIRUT, Lebanon (CNN) – Gun fire broke out in downtown Beirut on Thursday after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said recent government actions amount toRead More…
The official Press Release: “Cal Perry, CNN’s award-winning Baghdad bureau chief and producer, has been appointed as the network’s new international correspondent based in Beirut, Lebanon, it was announced today by Parisa Khosravi, senior vice president of international newsgathering for CNN Worldwide. Perry, who has been instrumental in coordinating and guiding CNN’s unrivaled coverage ofRead More…
No matter what, I’m convinced that the makers of The Sopranos truly are brilliant. Before this last episode, the big question was: will Tony get popped? And now, ALL over the blogosphere (the internet, the office, the parking lot, the bus, the country) the question is (and will always be): did Tony get popped? PeopleRead More…
I, unlike many (as it seems reading the blogs), am completely satisfied with the ending of The Sopranos. Like so many of you out there, I too was watching last night, waiting, biting my nails, wondering if Tony, or Paulie, or anyone else from the Soprano crew would get whacked. The episode was brilliant, youRead More…
Warning: this is from the episode that aired last night (WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14)so if you didn’t watch it, don’t read this. I was pleasantly surprised with the episode of Lost last night — during the first 35min I was on the computer not paying full attention because the show, lately, has really sucked. There’s aRead More…
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