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Conservative columnist Ann Coulter is completing yet another book, to bepublished Dec. 30, but this one is still unnamed -- possibly delayed to make sure putting Obama as president in its title was safe.
Steve Kelley, former editorial cartoonist for the San Diego Union-Tribune, is suing the newspaper, accusing senior staffers of pressuring his replacement to not work with him on a joint strip.
"Doonesbury" creator Garry Trudeau is usually one to let his work do the talking, but in an opinion piece run by Stars and Stripes this past Sunday, he shared some insight into his work -- particularly, his portrayal of military matters.
DailyInterview.net has conducted a three-part interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Clay Bennett, in which Bennett is asked about, among other things, his firing from the St. Petersburg Times in 1994.
"Marmaduke" creator Brad Anderson will help showcase his beloved Great Danes this Saturday at 8 p.m on Animal Planet's new series "DOGS 101/CATS 101." The show, part of an all-new pet programming night, offers viewers everything they want to know -- including some surprise information -- about their favorite breeds.
Joe Hyams, who covered Hollywood as a syndicated columnist from 1951 to 1964 and was a bestselling author of books ranging from biographies of Humphrey Bogart and James Dean to a popular tome on Eastern philosophy, has died at 85.
Following the recent spate of editorial cartoonist layoffs, including Lee Judge of the Kansas City Star and Steve Greenberg of the Ventura County (Calif.) Star, Washington Post blogger Michael Cavna offers a "Requiem for the Staff Political Cartoonist" Thursday on his "Comic Riffs" blog at washingtonpost.com.
Surfers of cartoonist Web sites Wednesday may catch a press release sent out by Jimmy Margulies, editorial cartoonist for The Record in Bergen County, N.J., informing readers of a major loss to his profession.
Mike Luckovich, editorial cartoonist for The Atlanta Journal Constitution, is this year's winner of the Brooke Baker Award for Lifetime Achievement, in Georgia.
Myron Pitts, a metro columnist for the Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer, has penned a column in which he asks the "other" pitts -- syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts Jr., who also writes for the Observer -- to name some of his recent favorite columns.
Now that Opus, Berkeley Breathed's beloved cartoon penguin, received his own storybook ending this past Sunday and the strip is leaving newspapers, which features will take its place?
Another cartoonist is apparently out of a job, according to The Daily Cartoonist, which reports Steve Greenberg of the Ventura County (Calif.) Star will have his job eliminated Nov. 30.
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