What is Soul? That's a big question that The Roots asked ourselves a lot while we were working with lots of other music lovers on VH1 Divas Celebrates Soul -- a show you can and should see tonight for yourselves.
Joseph's enthusiasm was infectious. A refugee from Liberia, he was showing me around the International Rescue Committee's New Roots Community Farm in San Diego and it was clear how much he appreciated the opportunity to grow fresh produce so close to home.
Let's be clear about the purpose of this move. It's a naked political stunt designed to hurt the president in an election year.
When anyone asks me, "Who started Occupy Wall Street?" sometimes I say "Goldman Sachs" or "Chase" but mostly I just say, "Bradley Manning." It was his courageous action that was the tipping point.
As just a taste of the icon's perverted holiday cheer, here John Waters explains why Dan Savage would make a bad Santa, how to have sex in a chimney, and why he's been buying two Christmas presents a day since October.
Mr. Clooney, I write to thank you for using your voice to speak for those bullied and badgered into silence, for offering an antidote to the homophobia infecting our political discourse, and for fighting for liberty and justice for all.
Thanks to the Occupy Wall Street movement, there's a deeper understanding about the power that corporations wield over the great majority of us. It's not just in the financial sector, but in all facets of our lives.
Suddenly, ironically, being a Christian Bale fan can now -- for an ordinary Chinese citizen -- signal opposition to officially-sanctioned human rights abuses and corruption. It's a debacle they designed themselves, which makes it especially delicious.
Hitchens made rockstars seem small, as well as politicians or celebrities -- because his power wasn't something that was easily quantifiable or electable, he didn't have to pander to anyone for respect.
Every pundit that has tried to make a point, throw a punch, or declare victory should pause today to salute Christopher Hitchens.
So comrades, for the last time in 2011...yes!!! Next time you hear from me I'll be in the great city of Tokyo, in the great nation of Japan.
From chef-hosted talk shows to C-list celebs designing their own restaurants, food TV broke some bizarre new ground in 2011.
We chat it up with Brad about his new Bravo show, It's a Brad, Brad World, and dig deeper into the fallout between him and Rachel Zoe.
I like Christmas and all that jazz, but sometimes the holiday season gets to be a little much. So how do you deal with the cray-cray holiday? Well, I've come up with a list of the top three things to help you cope with the jingle balls' bells' season.
On the inevitable occasion of the Huffington Post's entrée into television, it behooves me to say a few words about the business, and occasional art, of television.
In a very short period of time, Mike Wolfe has become a household name, and also an inspiration to "pickers" around the globe.
It was hard, unearthing deep wounds of my childhood, but much like the documentary, if people knew me and had a better insight, then hopefully that would bring understanding and acceptance.