Here's an mp3 audio file of actor Tim Robbin's address to the National Association of Broadcasters convention. In the speech, he decries the current state of discourse in the media.

A class at Parsons school of design grades students on their ability to become Internet celebrities. Although it's couched as a kind of conceptual art, I wonder if it's just more practical self-promotion.

The Broadcast Law Blog suggests that Thompson's presidential campaign may force seasons of "Law & Order" off the air.

“It kind of freaks me out. I get a lot of the negative aspects of celebrity, but not much of the positive,” said Mr. Frank—the positive being, among other things, the “cash.” Ze Frank is ending his vlog this spring to pursue opportunities in the

Surreal and slightly disturbing Joey Lawrence fan art.

Dang, it took me forever to find Mel's tribute to Joey Lawrence, so up to del.icio.us it goes. Now I know why LiveJournal added tagging.

George Clooney plans to crapflood Gawker to make it's celebrity sightings useless. Interesting instance of a breakdown of trust on the semantic Web. :)