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If there is one thing we can always count on, it’s that Lindsay Lohan will create tabloid-worthy drama. In her latest antic, the 23-year-old actress is suing E*Trade Financial Corp. over a Super Bowl commercial that she says uses her name and likeness.
comment | 03/10/2010
On March 5, Conan O’Brien sent out this tweet:
“I've decided to follow someone at random. She likes peanut butter and gummy dinosaurs. Sarah Killen, your life is about to change”
as he decided to make the 19-year-old student the one and only person he is following on Twitter. Turns out he was right.
comment | 03/09/2010
My last blog post started a five-part series about avoiding major corporate blogging blunders. In the first post, I discussed how to deal with negative comments and the fear associated with negativity online.
Give it a read if you're concerned about negative comments on your business blog. But enough about old posts and negativity -- here's tip number two:
comment | 03/08/2010
Gov. Bev Perdue has hired an outside group to conduct a financial appraisal of North Carolina's liquor system, including studying the option of privatizing sales. The latter sounds like a good idea to me. Face it – while the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission might have worked well regulating booze sales years ago, it now acts more like somebody creating a cushy job for himself.
1 comment | 03/08/2010
Though Valerie Bertinelli has said and owned up to things that had the potential to alienate her long-term and new fans (such as candid details of her tumultuous marriage, and the struggles she went through with self image and drug use), she has maintained a transparency that is uncommon among people in the entertainment industry.
comment | 03/05/2010
