Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke to FRANCE 24 on the eve of his intended departure for New York to discuss the Iranian nuclear programme at the UN Security Council. The Iranian President later cancelled his trip citing visa complications. The interview is conducted by renowned journalist Ulysse Gosset. The interview discusses various aspects relating to Iran and the current world political arena such as Iran's nuclear programme, the infamous quotation from Ahmadinejad on Israel, relations with US, Britain and the EU.
Todays Olbermann includes more on the British departure from Iraq and how Basra is really not secure at all, but declare victory and go home anyway. Also, is it really a good idea for the Prince to be sent to Iraq? Breaking News about how the Senate plans to put the brakes on the war. News about the battle between Geffen,The Clintons, and Barack Obama. More on Anna Nicole of course. Britney is back in rehab.
A ballistic 33-ball half-century by Robin Uthappa set the tone for the run-chase before an assured middle-order partnership between Yuvraj Singh and Sourav Ganguly steered India home to a memorable 2-1 series win ahead of their departure for the World Cup in eleven days' time. It rounded off a couple of fine series for India, with the back-to-back triumphs allowing them to put behind the nightmare they'd endured during the one-day leg of the South African tour.
Andrew Michael Baron talked about his experience of creating Rocketboom and then dealing with the public controversy surrounding the departure of his first anchorperson.
Portland-based artist Paul Johnson (Peter Paige) who happens to be gay, returns from his telemarketing job one day to some very distressing news, his closest friends the Fabers are moving to Japan, and they're taking Paul's two year-old godson Morgan with them. Shifting into serious denial mode, Paul misses their final departure.
When Paul's friend Russell (Anthony Clark) convinces him to get back out in the world, Paul ventures out to play with some kids at the local playground. Watching Paul's natural, playful chemistry with the children, one local mother, Maggie Butler (Kathy Najimy), wonders who this amazing Super Dad is. Upon further investigation, she determines that maybe Paul is up to no good and decides to rally her neighbors to take action.
Thus begins a comic clash of suspicion, fear, and misunderstanding in this not-quite-black comedy. Truly, the suburbs are about to get hysterical.
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