John Grisham and Margaret Atwood are teaming up on a pandemic-themed novel. Grisham will write the chapters about the contagious, deadly, world-altering plague, while Atwood will handle the darker stuff.
The House of Commons has unanimously approved in principle — for the third time — a bill that would require judges to commit to take training in sexual assault law https://t.co/NF1myDdwhR
In 2012, I wore a hoodie on the House Floor to make a statement about the deadly consequences of racial profiling. On Wednesday, @RepMattGaetz wore a gas mask in the chamber, making light of an epidemic that has killed 14 Americans.
Guess which one of us was forcibly removed.
During the past year, several municipalities across the Metro Vancouver have declared climate emergencies. Local politicians are now asking the B.C. Government to give them greater jurisdiction on green issues. https://t.co/LHawk7iHMg
Scott Gilmore: Every major player and investor understands the days of oil are numbered. Politicians are the only ones too shameless to say it out loud. https://t.co/6evwwavoLO
I still remember, while watching Barney Miller, every time Vigoda would enter the scene for the first time everybody in the room would shout, "Fish!" in unison. It's like we automatically forgave Tessio. Absolutely missed.
Happy Birthday to the legendary Abe Vigoda! Prolofic character actor. Among his many iconic roles, he was the voice of Salvatore Valestra in "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm"
Born: February 24, 1921
Passed away: January 26, 2016
Thank you, Mr. Vigoda. You are missed.
You know when Hitler first started making his "political" moves to eliminate anyone & any department that might try to check his authoritarian power grab, folks who spoke up were met with eye rolls and "oh here we go again with the loony anti-Hitler rhetoric, get over it!"
McDonalds is introducing scented candles that smell like quarter pounder ingredients. Perfect for when you’re trying to set the mood with your boyfriend Grimace.