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Cohen bows out of Skate America with tendinitis

Sasha Cohen's comeback has taken another setback.

Consumers are changing, but are retailers?

The recession has dramatically changed many Americans’ shopaholic habits, at least temporarily and perhaps forever.

Sasha Cohen out of Grand Prix event

Olympic silver medalist Sasha Cohen has withdrawn from the first Grand Prix figure skating event of the season because of tendinitis in her right calf.

Leonard Cohen performs in Israel, defies boycott

Leonard Cohen wowed an adoring audience Thursday night, crooning his iconic ballads at his first show in Israel in 30 years and ignoring a political storm over his appearance.

Leonard Cohen recovers from collapse

Leonard Cohen is recovering after collapsing onstage while on tour in eastern Spain, his music company said Saturday.

Lockerbie victim’s mother: Keep bomber in jail

The prospect of the man convicted of murd

Leonard Cohen's Israel concert sells out in a day

Tickets for a Leonard Cohen concert to benefit Palestinian and Israeli peace groups sold out in less than a day, an Israeli ticket agent said Sunday.

‘Brüno’ has laughs, but won’t shock like ‘Borat’

Roger Ebert once commented that he was jealous of anyone who hadn’t yet seen “The Third Man,” since the pleasure of seeing that classic for the first time was an experience that couldn’t be repeated.

Baron Cohen fools all the people all the time

First in “Borat” and now with “Bruno,” Sacha Baron Cohen has created his own genre. It’s a zany and outrageous hybrid of scripted and improvisational humor that could be called “Imposterisational Comedy.” In the formula, the lead actor purports to be someone else, a real-life filmmaker and visitor from another land who recruits unsuspecting folks to play along.

Pioneer Newspapers Inc. names Mark Cohen COO

Pioneer Newspapers Inc. says Mark Cohen has been named chief operating officer of the family-owned media company.

Atty: `Life-altering injuries' in `Bruno' case

The lawyer for a woman suing actor-comedian Sacha Baron Cohen over a scuffle at a charity bingo tournament said Friday that his client suffered "life-altering injuries."

Cohen eager to be swept up in Olympic tidal wave

Sasha Cohen fans, mark your calendars.

She's baaaack! Cohen hopes to be in Vancouver

Leave it to Sasha Cohen to spice things up.

Sacha Baron Cohen crashes LA rally as 'Bruno'

Sacha Baron Cohen went undercover as his alter ego Bruno on Sunday by crashing a rally in support of a ballot measure that would ban gay marriage in California.

Leonard Cohen starts 'The Fall Tour' in Bucharest

It's one way to celebrate your 74th birthday — open your "Fall Tour" before 10,000 enthusiastic fans.

Leonard Cohen returns to Montreux stage

Leonard Cohen returned to the Montreux Jazz Festival on Tuesday for his first concert here in 23 years.

Cohen introduced as new coach at Mississippi State

John Cohen is coming home to Mississippi State to win a national championship. That was the message the former Bulldogs outfielder delivered to hundreds of fans who greeted him at news conferences in Starkville and Jackson on Saturday, a day after he resigned at Kentucky and took the job over the objection of former coach Ron Polk.

Cohen Directs 3rd `Mummy' Film in China

Rob Cohen has started shooting the third installment of "The Mummy" films starring Brendan Fraser in a desert valley north of Beijing.

Baron Cohen Discusses Alter Ego Borat

Sacha Baron Cohen, whose fictional Kazakh reporter Borat has sparked controversy, says he could never put himself and others in embarrassing situations if he weren't in character.

Olympic Skater Sasha Cohen Goes Hollywood

Could there be Oscar gold ahead for Olympic silver medalist Sasha Cohen?

The Vine
Internet rules and laws: the top 10, from Godwin to Poe
Source: Telegraph

6. Danth's Law (also known as Parker's Law) States: "If you have to insist that you've won an internet argument, you've probably lost badly." Named after a user on the role-playing gamers' forum RPG.net.

Is the cult of celebrity affecting society adversely? (Poll)

The cult of celebrity has risen in importance at the same time that belief in God, or a higher being, has been waning, and television has become more dominant.

Skanks for Nothing: Google Must ID 'Anonymous' Blogger
Source: The San Francisco Chronicle

Yesterday a U.S. Federal judge ruled that Google must turn over the name of an anonymous blogger who took a severe disliking to aging supermodel Liskula Cohen.

Roger Cohen: Israel Cries Wolf -- Obama must reject Netanyahu's fear-mongering & rein him in
Source: The New York Times

"Iran is the center of terrorism, fundamentalism and subversion and is in my view more dangerous than Nazism, because Hitler did not possess a nuclear bomb, whereas the Iranians are trying to perfect a nuclear option."

Borat in Alabama, Fools National Guard Officer Training
Source: al.com

ANNISTON -- The actor best known as "Borat" is at it again in Alabama.

Leonard Cohen Plays First U.S. Concert In 15 Years
Source: The New York Times

Folk singer Leonard Cohen skipped onto the stage on Thursday at his first U.S. concert in 15 years, cracking jokes about his advanced age and the lusty themes of some of his hit songs.

Roger Cohen: Try Tough Love with Israel, Hillary -- (With the Emphasis on Tough…)
Source: The New York Times

Israel can continue humiliating the Palestinians, flaunting its power with a bully's braggadocio. It will survive that way — and be desperately corroded from within. Neither domination nor demography favors Israel over time.

Roger Cohen: Emptying Pandora's Box
Source: The New York Times

These are interesting times. Jobs are disappearing and General Motors is running out of cash. At the same time, America has assuaged some of its deepest wounds with the election of Barack Obama. We have less money in our pockets but more hope in our hearts.

Why Pope Pius XII and not President Roosevelt?

A very bitter dispute surrounds the beatification of Pope Pius XII between the Vatican and some Jews spearheaded by the chief rabbi of Haifa Shear-Yashuv Cohen.

Palin's American Exception
Source: The New York Times

Sarah Palin loves the word "exceptional." At a rally in Nevada the other day, the Republican vice-presidential candidate said: "We are an exceptional nation." Then she declared: "America is an exceptional country." In case anyone missed that, she added: "You are all …

Obama is Jesus?
Source: FOXNews.com

We've heard the comparison many times during this election campaign. Well, now it's official. Giving a one minute speech on the House floor (which means it's now officialy entered into the record) Tenn. Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen said:

TheHill.com-Senate to push apology as race issue looms
Source: thehill.com

The House approves a bill apologizing for slavery.

Jewish Democrat Faces Anti-Semitism, Racism in Primary - ToTheCenter
Source:

Supporters for an African-American candidate for Tennessee's 9th Congressional District are employing two time-tested campaign tactics in order to defeat the Jewish incumbent in the Democratic primary – racism and anti-Semitism.

Spiritual Vision - Chapman Cohen, freethinker

Chapman Cohen was a noted atheist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born in September of 1868 and died on the fourth of February, 1954 at the age of 85. His career between the two dates was largely taken up by the promotion of freethought and secularism.

Arkansas fight fans fall for Sacha Baron Cohen stunt
Source: The Globe and Mail

Crowds in Arkansas came for the lure of cage fighting and $1 beer, but police say what they got instead was men ripping each others' clothes off and kissing — a stunt suspected of being orchestrated by Sacha Baron Cohen of Borat fame.

Washington Post's (Delusional) Richard Cohen: McCain More Trustworthy Than Obama Because He Was Taken Captive
Source: The Huffington Post

It's difficult to know whether his latest column is a part of his ongoing attempt to prove himself more ironically humorous than Stephen Colbert or if it's just another entry in the "Most Out Of Touch Columnist in America" contest, but this morning's effort from Richard Cohen tru …

He Has Tried in His Way to Be Free
Source: shambhalasun.com

And to a remarkable extent, Leonard Cohen is succeeding. Sarah Hampson had a rare opportunity to spend an afternoon with the famed singer and poet. He's got the wisdom of age but he's still the essence of cool—the perfect reflection of his years of Zen.

An Open Letter to Pro-War Libertarians on Behalf of Ron Paul
Source: LewRockwell.com

Kinsella's article is quite rude and insulting. I'm quite sure it will cost Ron Paul votes, and not gain him a single one.

The 49ers' Impressive Offseason - So Far ... Pt. II

This article was first published on May 8, 2007, one week after the 2007 NFL Draft.

Mobile Phone Throwing Turns Artistic In Finland
Source: The New York Times

SAVONLINNA, Finland (Reuters) - Juggling rather than throwing his mobile phone, a teenaged circus performer won the freestyle gold medal at the world championships on Saturday.

Family of dead Israeli soldier can use his sperm
Source: msnbc.com

While not the freshest story out there, this one's interesting and brings up some interesting questions. In a precedent-setting decision, an Israeli court has ruled that a dead soldier's family can use his sperm to impregnate a woman he never met.

Artist Profile - Leonard Cohen

Every once in a while, someone around here writes a thread about people's favorite music or things they find sacred or something along those lines. Always there are interesting responses - and always, someone brings up Leonard Cohen.

The Explanation Hillary Clinton Owes
Source: The Washington Post

Yet another man has betrayed Hillary Clinton. This time it's George W. Bush, who not only deceived her about weapons of mass destruction but, when granted congressional authorization to go to war in Iraq, actually did so.

Rodeo owner featured in 'Borat' movie only blames himself for anti-gay comments
Source: The Roanoke Times

It's the question everyone asked since he arrived New Year's Day: When the Imperial Rodeo opens tonight in Salem, who will sing the national anthem? Bobby Rowe can tell you who won't be singing -- a certain scrawny and hairy fictional Kazakh television reporter named Borat.

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