Dr. Horrible At The Emmys (VIDEO)

by Rachel Sklar | 1:50 am, September 21st, 2009

Dr Horrible Emmys It has started — the Internerds have uploaded tonight’s Emmy ep of Dr. Horrible (background here) and it is begun metastasizing across cyberspace, from Mashable to Mag.ma to Newsweek’s Tumblr to an, er, Neil Patrick Harris appreciation blog to Dr. Horrible Himself.

Did we love it? Yes, along with New York’s Emily Nussbaum and Time’s James Poniewozik and St. Petersburg Times‘ Eric Deggans — even if probably most of the CBS viewing audience had no clue what was going on. Oh well. That’s the future of media — niche, baby!

In any case, more screen time for the hunk-tastic and Canuck-a-licious Nathan Fillion can never come amiss, and we’re sure that that goes double for how zillions of LCD-lit web denizens feel about Felicia Day. Ladies and gentlement, The Future of TV.

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Rahm Emanuel On 60 Minutes: “Fringe Group Has Taken Control” Of GOP

by Colby Hall | 3:05 pm, Saturday

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White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel was recently interviewed by CBS' Katie Couric for tomorrow night's episode of 60 Minutes, a short clip of which has been released online. In the clip made available, Emanuel briefly discusses the challenges of his political foes: the Republican Party, and says that they have their "own problems and fissures" and are "at the behest of a fringe group that's taken control of their own party." Video after the jump.

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Obama’s Final Push On Health Care To Democratic Caucus On Capitol Hill

by Drew Grant | 5:14 pm, Saturday

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President Barack Obama spoke in the conference hall of the Capitol today about the health care reform bill which is coming close to meeting enough votes to pass in the House of Representatives, which earlier today decided not use the "deem and pass" strategy to railroad the bill through Congress. "I know this is a tough vote for some of you," said our president, adding "Don't do it for Nancy Pelosi, or Harry Reid, or me. Do It for the American People." Pay attention folks, this speech is definitely one for the history books.

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