Critiquing the Press Washington Post
Howard Kurtz has been The Washington Post's media reporter since 1990. He is also the host of CNN's "Reliable Sources" and the author of "Media Circus," "Hot Air," "Spin Cycle" and "The Fortune Tellers: Inside Wall Street's Game of Money, Media and Manipulation." Kurtz talks about the press and the stories of the day in "Media Backtalk."
San Diego section football championships San Diego Union-Tribune
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EHUD Olmert, Israel's prime minister, yesterday offered to free a large number of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for a captured soldier.
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Australian swimming superstar Ian Thorpe retires AFP via Yahoo! News
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A case of too much, too young? The Herald
When Ian Thorpe won his last individual title, in the Maroussi pool at the 2004 Athens Olympics, it was hailed as the greatest swim race in history. It was an Olympic record, despite having been swum in an outdoor pool.

Critiquing the Press Washington Post
Howard Kurtz has been The Washington Post's media reporter since 1990. He is also the host of CNN's "Reliable Sources" and the author of "Media Circus," "Hot Air," "Spin Cycle" and "The Fortune Tellers: Inside Wall Street's Game of Money, Media and Manipulation." Kurtz talks about the press and the stories of the day in "Media Backtalk."
San Diego section football championships San Diego Union-Tribune
Dec. 4 (UNION-TRIBUNE):
'Company' stands out The Cincinnati Enquirer
The Broadway version of the Playhouse-Sondheim gem could be in for a long run.
Sporty lady friends: to be or not to be? The Badger Herald
Earlier this month I received an e-mail from a loyal Kluger’s Korner reader named Mike. It read: Hello, Mr. Korner. Last week, I attended a popular establishment in Madison to watch the Badgers take on the Hawkeyes in their Big Ten finale. After discussing the current BCS format and the need for some form of a playoff system in college
Olmert offers to swap Palestinian prisoners for Israeli soldier The Scotsman
EHUD Olmert, Israel's prime minister, yesterday offered to free a large number of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for a captured soldier.
What the Papers Say 4thegame.com
The 4thegame.com regular feature that brings you the best of the coverage from the UK press. It's not a mere news round-up, but instead gives you all the top headlines, outrageous puns and crazy stories
Hello, Bolly! The Observer
It's the world's biggest film industry and he's its biggest star. So what's Hindi cinema hero Amitabh Bachchan doing with a brass band at York train station?
Australian swimming superstar Ian Thorpe retires AFP via Yahoo! News
Australian Olympic superstar Ian Thorpe, regarded as one of the greatest swimmers of all time, has announced his retirement from a record-breaking career at the age of 24.
The Fix: The Cruise-Holmes wedding. "Borat" lawsuit launches. Plus: Kramer's racist tirade, caught on tape Salon.com
Morning Briefing: TomKat ties the knot: Though they legally got married last week in Los Angeles, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes staged an elaborate wedding in Italy over the weekend, complete with a rented castle, Giorgio Armani and fireworks. The photos give you some idea of the scale, but the ceremony's couch-jumping moment was an everlasting kiss, which Armani told reporters went on
A case of too much, too young? The Herald
When Ian Thorpe won his last individual title, in the Maroussi pool at the 2004 Athens Olympics, it was hailed as the greatest swim race in history. It was an Olympic record, despite having been swum in an outdoor pool.armani+man+watch: , , , , armani+man+watch