this is an adventure

There’s insane, there’s hilariously insane, then there’s Billy Bob Thornton going hilariously insane. On a radio interview. In Canada. With subtitles! Author admits interview “officially moved [Billy Bob] from my list of celebrities who I wouldn’t mind seeing eaten by sharks to my list of celebrities I am actively trying to get sharks to eat.”

VP Cheney continues his tendency to be more publicly outspoken in the first 100 days of Obama’s presidency than he was in eight years prior, bashing POTUS for withholding classified memos that showed information produced by questionable interrogations, including “information that, Cheney says, those interrogations successfully helped prevent another attack on the homeland since 9/11.”

“$100 million is a lot but $8 billion is small?” Tapper vs. Gibbs continues to make for great TV, as the president’s spokesman struggles to adapt to DC press corps that asks much tougher questions than Esquire did on the campaign trail. Aside: if White House has an antagonist in Jennifer Loven, that’s saying something.

“For the past few years, Matt Drudge has gone almost completely underground.” The king of breaking news, still commanding 20 million hits a day, is a man completely removed from the public eye. In the era of Twitter, he’s notably uninterested in sharing his every thought, move with the public. Oddly, this frustrates some people.