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Peter Bart Joins Our Clan! BlogNosh 06/02/08

Karina Longworth
By Karina Longworth posted 1 year ago
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  • We’d like to extend a hearty, totally sincere “welcome to the blogosphere, dude!” to Variety editor-in-chief/known blog skeptic Peter Bart, who has launched his own bloggy shingle. The first person to send in a Photoshop mockup of Bart wearing typing whilst pajamas and/or in bed and/or in a basement wins a free Spout t-shirt. Via Anne Thompson.
  • Attendees of the Book Expo of America were greeted with a giant banner bearing a picture of Michael Moore and the phrase, “He’s Back!” According to FishbowlLA, Michael Moore didn’t actually show up.
  • This headline on a story about the Universal Studios fire at The Playlist sent us to YouTube, looking for the Public Enemy video for “Burn, Hollywood, Burn,” which we’ve always like a lot. Instead, we found the above clip, described as “A music video for D.W. Griffith’s repellently racist 1915 film, The Birth of a Nation, set to Public Enemy’s “Burn, Hollywood, Burn!”

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  • Chris Thilk said

    Bart’s blog, though, does not feature an RSS feed, which makes it all but invisible to me. I wonder why they seemed to use some old-school software for his instead of Typepad like the rest of Variety blogs stand on.

  • Karina Longworth said

    “Bart’s blog, though, does not feature an RSS feed, which makes it all but invisible to me.”

    Agreed. I spent 20 minutes trying to figure out how to subscribe to it today before giving up. Very annoying.

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