Today, on the afternoon before The Last Show with Stephen Colbert, I'm going through a variety of emotions. Like millions of fans, I'm hurt and quite peeved over losing a television show that I've become quite attached. Not because not enough others love it as much as I do, but only because powerful people hate it. Suitable for framing or being framed? The above spread from Rolling Stone is a permanent fixture. Last night, Bruce Springsteen appeared and said this was the firs

Recently watched Stephen Colbert do a hilarious impression of Joe Biden trying to get his damn arm into his sportscoat, flailing around in circles like he was caught on a playground carousel. It plays out as less of a spoof and more of appeal, ala, “C’mon, what the hell, pal?” A good-natured jab at the current president. Not all that unlike Colbert’s less-than-good-natured jabs at our former, far-less-good-natured one. But still, it cut. And pretty deep, actually. News-of-the

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