Blog Profile / The Daily Beast
| URL : | http://www.thedailybeast.com | |
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| Filed Under: | News | |
| Posts on Regator: | 22612 | |
| Posts / Week: | 117.6 | |
| Archived Since: | September 15, 2009 | |
Blog Post Archive
The Return of ‘The Munsters’
Jace Lacob reviews NBC’s ‘Mockingbird Lane,’ tonight’s dark remake by ‘Pushing Daisies’ guru Bryan Fuller.
Does ‘Cloud Atlas’ Suck?
Is the highly anticipated time-traveling a hit or a disaster? Ramin Setoodeh and Marlow Stern debate.
Carla To Valerie: Get Married!
Carla Bruni-Sarkozy said that the president of France should elope with his partner, Valerie Trierweiler.
Malala’s “Miraculous” Recovery
The father of a girl who was shot by the Pakistani-Taliban said he is grateful for the world’s prayers.
Exclusive: Bill Bain Speaks
Bill Bain, founder of Bain & Co. and Bain Capital, has been silent in the campaign. Until now.
Rocky Start for NY Times’ New CEO
Mark Thompson faces a contract battle at the Times, and questions over the BBC’s Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal. By Daniel Gross and Michael Moynihan.
Monster’s Worst Nightmare
Allegations that its highly-caffeinated drinks caused several deaths is a PR debacle for Monster, Eliza Shapiro reports.
Let Women Fight
The military was the first major American institution to integrate African Americans. It’s now open to gay and lesbian soldiers. It’s time to let women serve in combat, writes Megan H. MacKenzie.
Icona Pop: Music’s Next Big Thing
Their dance-pop sound is infectious and they just ruled CMJ Music Marathon. Marlow Stern meets rising Swedish duo Icona Pop.
How Would Romney Govern?
He could make his party more centrist or cave in to arch-conservatives or even be a GOP Clinton. By Eleanor Clift.
Iran: We Will Fight Back
A shocking Saudi oil attack and Hizbullah’s drone over Israel signal lethal capabilities. By Bruce Riedel.
Why Obama Will Win
As Romney’s ‘surge’ erodes, it’s back to reality—and the president’s electoral strength. By Robert Shrum.
Obama’s Early Voting Edge
As the president cast a first-ever pre-Election Day ballot, early voting experts say the returns to date show signs of Democratic momentum. James Warren reports.
The Obama Haters Book Club
John Avlon runs through the overheated, often unhinged obsessively anti-Obama canon. PLUS: An interactive stroll through the hate.
Windows 8: Is Anyone Impressed?
Microsoft aimed high for its relaunch. But bloggers’ lack of enthusiasm was palpable. By Nina Strochlic.
The Metal that Runs the World
What do houses, cars and phones have in common? They need copper. Bill Carter talks to Peter Madden about the powerful industry.
Washington Post's Dana Milbank Still Wondering: Which Mitt Romney?
Washington Post columnist puzzled by Romney (no joke)
Apple Slightly Misses Wall Street’s Expectations, But Does It Matter?
Only at Apple could at $36 billion quarter seem disappointing. Matthew Zeitlin crunches the numbers.
Anti-Hate Or Anti-Speech?
Roi Bachmutsky looks at the uproar at the UC Berkeley over protests against protests against Israel.
Ai Weiwei Breaks Out Of His Cuffs
The Daily Pic: The Chinese artist riffs on Psy's Korean pop sensation.