I am still in New York City until tomorrow, without a lot of time to stop and write.
A good thief touched by the Passion
That was the headline that greeted me this morning in the Palm Beach Post as I headed to the airport to fly to New York City. At least, that’s the headline that’s up in the online edition.
Final "Baylor, Sex and Ink" column is now ...
… up online at the Scripps Howard News Service side, if anyone wants to see the final step in the march from the God-beat blogosphere to dead tree pulp. Click here.
Memo to Hollywood execs: Visit more Hispanic churches
By now, many dedicated bloggers who are following news developments about “The Passion of the Christ” have seen the acidic Steve Martin memo from the New Yorker, pretending to offer advice on tweaking Mel Gibson’s screenplay.
When does a blog piece turn into actual journalism?
A personal note from Tmatt. In the past week, my longer post on the same-sex marriage editorial flap at Baylor has kind of run off and developed a life of its own. This past Sunday, a shortened version ran on the op-ed page of the Dallas Morning News. And, after noticing that the Baylor story seemed to have some legs, I have re-written the material again for use as my Scripps Howard syndicate column this week. The home page for my columns is www.tmatt.net, by the way.
Perhaps Bush is courting Robert Casey Democrats?
Coming soon to a theater near you: Hollywood Heaven lite
A comment from an anonymous reader starts with the question of whether “The Passion of the Christ” will receive an attention at the 2005 Oscars. But Mr./Ms. noname ends up somewhere else that is much more interesting.
Now this is a negative campaign ad
What would JFK do? Round II
Will Sen. John Kerry allow himself to be photographed taking Holy Communion in a Roman Catholic Church in the coming months?
