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I’m holding my breath. I’m now into my third month of waiting for Apple to approve my iPhone app. Yesterday I heard from Apple that they need more time to think about it.
Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz was in front of a classroom full of black and Latino kids, drawing presidents. He sketched Bush, then Clinton. Next came his favorite, the man he voted for: Obama.
The three Magi climb a wall topped with barbed wire to reach Bethlehem. A lone flag pole juts out of a bleak horizon topped with a billowing American flag and studded with surveillance cameras.
U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, visiting Iran Saturday, raised concerns with officials over an exhibition of cartoons about the Holocaust that opened in response to Muslim outrage over the Prophet Muhammad caricatures.
An exhibition of cartoons about the Holocaust opened this week, reflecting Iran's response to last year's Muslim outrage over a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad in a Danish newspaper.
An editor at a Saudi tabloid newspaper that was closed down for republishing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad defended the paper's action Tuesday, saying it was based on a ruling by the kingdom's highest religious authority.
Pakistani security forces arrested hundreds of Islamic hard-liners, virtually sealed off the capital and used gunfire and tear gas Sunday to quell protests against caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.
Libya suspended its interior minister Saturday, citing an "excessive use of force" in riots the day before that left at least 10 people dead in the bloodiest protest yet against the Prophet Muhammad cartoons roiling the Muslim world.
Iranians love Danish pastries, but when they look for the flaky dessert at the bakery they now have to ask for "Roses of the Prophet Muhammad."
The Associated Press protested Wednesday the misleading inclusion of an AP photograph in a pamphlet purporting to show images offensive to Islam.
Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday mourned the death of a Roman Catholic priest slain in Turkey, and the 16-year-old suspect reportedly said he shot the priest in anger over newspaper drawings of the Prophet Muhammad.
Police shot four protesters to death Wednesday to stop hundreds from marching on a southern U.S. military base, as Islamic organizations called for an end to deadly rioting across the Muslim world over drawings of the Prophet Muhammad.
Denmark's Prime Minister on Tuesday called protests over drawings of the Prophet Muhammad a global crisis and appealed for calm.
A prominent Iranian newspaper said Tuesday it would hold a competition for cartoons on the Holocaust to test whether the West extends the principle of freedom of expression to the Nazi genocide as it did to the caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.
NATO peacekeepers exchanged fire with protesters who attacked their base Tuesday in the second straight day of violent demonstrations in Afghanistan over the publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, Afghan officials said. One demonstrator was killed and dozens wounded.
Military leaders angrily denounced as "beyond tasteless" a Washington Post editorial cartoon featuring a likeness of a severely wounded soldier and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld as an attending doctor who says, "I'm listing your condition as `battle hardened.'"
Masked gunmen on Monday briefly took over a European Union office to protest a Danish newspaper's publication of cartoons deemed insulting to Islam's Prophet Muhammad, the latest in a wave of violent denunciations of the caricatures across the Islamic world.
British NHS Promotes pharma to children Britain's National Health Service is losing a fight against the Bonkers Institute for Nearly Genuine Research — a web site that publicizes the underbelly of psychiatric medicine — over brochures for children that tell them how to take antipsychotic medicines such as Johnson …
Does South Park deserve an F for The "F" Word episode?South Park takes on the Harley riders in a great satire piece.
Climate psychology in cartoons: clues for solving the messaging mysteryClimate psychology in cartoons: clues for solving the messaging mystery
Too Hot to Handle: The New Yorker Magazine Censors the Word 'Censored' in Report Criticizing Israel!"Censored NY Times Cartoon," the true story behind how the New York Times reneged on running a cartoon critical of Israel, was scheduled to appear in the special November 2 cartoon edition of the New Yorker.
Muhammad Cartoonist Targeted: US Indicts Two for Plot to Attack Danish Newspaper -American law-enforcement authorities have arrested two men charged with preparing terrorist attacks against Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that offended Muslims around the world in 2005 when it published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.
Marge does Playboy! Will the carpet match the drapes?According to E!Online, the Simpsons matriarch will be doing a full 3-page spread au naturel for the November edition of Playboy, indeed to celebrate the show's venerable 20th complete with data sheet and interview.
Playboy game plan: Let's get animated (Marge Simpson on the cover of Playboy)Playboy magazine is appealing to the younger generation with its first-ever newsstand cover and centerfold of a cartoon character -- Marge Simpson of "The Simpsons" -- in its November issue. The magazine, which appears on newsstands Oct.
Muslims Not 'Free of Being Mocked,' Danish Cartoonist SaysMuslims need to develop a sense of humor and an appreciation of satire — and they need to understand that they are not "free of being mocked or being offended," says the Danish caricaturist whose cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad incited rage throughout the Muslim world fo …
Subversive cartoonist R. Crumb zaps the BibleSubversive US cartoonist Robert Crumb, whose take on the Bible is about to be released worldwide, says people are "totally nuts" for taking the book so seriously for so long.
Yale Removes Cartoons of Prophet Muhammad From Forthcoming Book, Citing Fears of Violence Yale University wiped a forthcoming book clean of controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, fearing the images would cause another outbreak of violence.
Tintin 'to be sued' for Congo bookI adore Tintin and grew up watching the cartoon. But some of the cartoons perpetuate racial stereotypes.Publishers dismiss the pain these racist images are causing. Why does the double standard continue?
Saudi lawyer demands cartoon apologyA letter from a Saudi Arabian lawyer demanding an apology for the reprinting of the Mohammed cartoons has been dismissed by Danish media as an attempt to 'fan the flames'.
Yes, it's OK to play with your food: Dad turns food into cartoons to encourage fussy son to eat Parents across the country will all have endured a frustrating mealtime as a fussy child refuses to eat. Now one father reckons the answer is not threats or bribery - but cartoon-inspired meals.
A favorite character both in the Bible and in American tradition is the Prodigal Son. Michael Vick, disgraced former quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons, felon, dog-killer, and admitted liar...has gotten a second chance in more ways than one.
Nudity, cartoons grab air travelers' attention Complete this sentence: In the event of a loss of cabin pressure ...
Rupert Everett says the U.S. is like the Simpson's Cartoon In a rare show of restraint, The Juice* is going to try to refrain from comment on actor Rupert Everett's comments in the U.K.'s Mirror says Michael Jackson was better off dead. Wait, it gets better.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in a BlenderMahmoud Ahmadinejad becomes the latest doosh to land in a blender.
13 Funny Summer Cartoons13 funny cartoons from Reader's Digest. Hope you enjoy!
The Baltimore Sun's Oriole bird cartoonsCheck out The Baltimore Sun's gallery of Oriole bird cartoons from the 2009 season by Mike Ricigliano.
Just for grins and giggles, which Smurf is your favorite and if you were a Smurf, which would you be? Need help? Here's a fun Smurf Web site.
Up: Pixar's Latest Small Wonder With "Up," the studio once again shows how little things can make a very big movie.
Mr. Grieves Book is Here!For the first time, Mr. Grieves has been compiled into a paperback book: full-color cover, 6" by 9" size, 140 comic strips inside! For only $13.95, there isn't a better book for your coffee table or night stand.
Cartoons from the Issue of April 27th, 2009: newyorker.comI like New Yorker cartoons
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