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Tag Archives: Super Bowl
Yo Birds — don’t help normalize the nut job
From a recent story in Philadelphia Inquirer: The Eagles will visit the White House on April 28 to celebrate their Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed to reporters Tuesday. I filled in the … Continue reading
Ruling class loves ‘subversive’ Kendrick Lamar
The reviews came gushing in on Monday: “…the Most Hip-Hop Halftime Show in Super Bowl History” (Billboard); “Kendrick Lamar’s performance was as Black and subversive as all get-out” (Washington Post); “The best word to describe the rapper’s halftime show is … Continue reading
Posted in arts, history, humor, mainstream media, sports
Tagged Gil Scott-Heron, Kendrick Lamar, Not Like Us, Super Bowl, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
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Bimbo pop, then back to the bogus trial
“What a week!” Swamp Rabbit said. “On Sunday the Super Bowl. On Monday and Tuesday, the Iowa caususes and the State of the Union address. On Wednesday them Republican weasels acquit Trump. That’s four different reasons to get drunk.” “Four … Continue reading
Posted in history, humor, mainstream media, Mitt Romney, weasel
Tagged caucus app, Donald Trump, Impeachment trial, Iowa primary, J-Lo, J-Zee, Medal of Freedom, NFL, Rush Limbaugh, Shakira, State of the Union, Super Bowl
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Blowin’ smoke on Super Sunday
I was sitting on the porch with Swamp Rabbit, trying to nail down the silliest Super Bowl moment. Was it Budweiser’s “Blowin’ In the Wind” commercial or the halftime performance by Maroon 5? “Ain’t nothin’ silly about ‘Blowin’ In the … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, humor, mainstream media, pop music, sports
Tagged ALEC, Anheuser-Busch, Blowin' In the Wind, Budweiser, Colin Kaepernick, Maroon 5, Super Bowl, wind power
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‘Your people I do not understand’
On Sunday night the Eagles won their first Super Bowl and there was joy in Mudville, a.k.a. South Philly. I could hear the revelers from my bedroom window, hooting and honking car horns, breaking glass, rejoicing. Reminding the world that … Continue reading
Posted in arts, humor, mainstream media, Philadelphia, sports
Tagged Colin Kaepernick, Eagles, Justin Timberlake, New England Patriots, Philadelphia, Super Bowl
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Hemingway does Super Bowl XLIX, files late
This year there were many victories. The Patriots captured the big town beyond the northern lakes where the Vikings sail and there was a victory over the Chiefs on a great plain and the Pats went back East and crossed … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, humor, mainstream media, sports
Tagged Ernest hemingway, Katy Perry, New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLIX
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Virginia Woolf almost does the Super Bowl
Most years, I persuade a famous novelist to write a 500-word recap of the Super Bowl — Dostoyevski and Faulkner, among others, have donned their sportswriters’ caps to appear in this space — but this year Virginia Woolf phoned at … Continue reading
Posted in arts, fiction, humor, mainstream media, pop music, sports
Tagged Bob Dylan, Bruno Mars, halftime show, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Super Bowl, Virginia Woolf
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Isn’t it romantic?
The ad was shown during the Super Bowl, to make sure it reached the maximum number of sophisticates. The girl in the ad is a famous foreign model — “super-hot,” as they say on the sports radio stations. You know … Continue reading
Fergie and Fyodor do the Super Bowl
Yes, we shall set them to work, but in their leisure hours we shall make their life like a child’s game, with children’s songs and innocent dance. — from the Grand Inquisitor’s speech in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov And … Continue reading
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Tagged fans, Fergie, Fyodor Dostoevsky, gladiators, Grand Inquisitor, spring training, Super Bowl, The Brothers Karamazov
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