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Faux portrait of Stephen Colbert (born in Washington DC, 1964- ), the Comedy Central political pundit and host of The Colbert Report, hanging by the second floor restrooms in the National Portrait Gallery.
i have this corner in my room pretty much dedicated to he that is america.
it's a rasterbation. (google it)
Last night Stephen Colbert unveiled his own official Vancouver Olympic poster, designed by Shepard Fairey. It's at the end of the interview towards the end and it was so close I resized it to 320x480 for use as iPhone wallpaper.
Go USA Speed Skating Team!
New Hampshire students get a sneak peek at the playing field, where they'll face off against students from across the country at finals in April.
This is what is currently being broadcast on Comedy Central on my DirecTV box
VIACOM WANTS YOU TO PAY OVER 30% MORE to get back the same channels you were already receiving.
That’s over $1B on top of what you were already paying for not only MTV and Nickelodeon, but also all of their other channels that you might never watch. You should be able to decide which Viacom channels you want and which you don’t.
To thank you for your patience until Viacom channels are returned, all 8 Encore Channels (including Encore Family) will be made available to all of our Residential customers thru July 31st.
There are 18 channels in dispute, and the only one I watch is Comedy Central (The Daily Show, Colbert Report are staples for me), but I want to watch it!
The crew were all very cool, friendly, and funny. And they were total pros. It was really an amazing thing to watch.
Stephen Colbert tosses Herman Cain's hat into the crowd at the "Rock Me Like a Herman Cain" rally at the College of Charleston, in South Carolina.
It is no surprise, then, that presidential portraiture has been a major collecting concern at the National Portrait Gallery ever since it opened its doors in 1968 so I was pleasantly surprised to find this portrait of Stephen Colbert in the men's room just down the hall considering he roasted President Bush at the White House Correspondents Dinner back in 2006.
Needless to say he delivered a controversial and searing routine which not only targeted the president but also the media.
I went to the rally in D.C. today, there was a gigantic crowd, had to be at least 200,000, they whole event was great and the message was one that we should all pay heed too. Jon Stewart for President 2012!