Richards will apologize in person to the four black men he targeted in a tirade of racial slurs during a recent comedy club performance. A retired judge will mediate.

Snake king Ali Khan dies from cobra bite

The ugly little munchkin shows up drunk for an appearance on "The View," and it's perfectly OK.

It is not often that we can pinpoint the exact moment an entertainer's career ends, but Michael Richards has afforded us the opportunity.

Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person.

A Carroll County city council takes a brave step. Expect widespread slander of the entire town to follow shortly.

She insults and curses at her audience, yet they pay top dollar for tickets. Bizarre.

Life imitates "Max Headroom." AGAIN...

Big Brother's advance in the U.K. Orwell updated.

Upwards of $375 a ticket to hear Streisand complain about Bush? I think not!

Apparently, the "vast wasteland" has bridged the vast political divide between FCC Chairman Kevin Martin and former Chairman Newton Minow, who coined that phrase to describe TV programming 45 years ago.

Profanity, blasphemy, sarcasm and political-incorrectness alert.

Profanity, humor and high-sewage-level alert.

In an article aptly entitled "Crocodile Tears," one Debra J. Saunders, who considers herself "a conservative columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle," echoes Germaine Greer's earlier trashing of Steve Irwin, before his funeral is even finished.

Someone at YouTube leaked a sex scene from an upcoming "Desperate Housewives" episode, giving Brent Bozell and his gang of pecksniffs a head start. Any bets whether they'll file an FCC complaint BEFORE the broadcast?

Brent Bozell, that paragon of sensitivity (and honcho of the Parents' Television Council) is again in a snit, over some "foul language" used on the Emmy awards program.

Isn't this why we watch the circus?

Broadcasting & Cable laments that New Orleans has lost ground as a media market. If only that were their worst problem.

Broadcast "decency" matters: A colossal waste of time and energy? Yes. A deliberate distraction? Perhaps.

The Daily News columnist could never be accused of being an "Uncle Tom," but that does not mean he is soft on stupidity by "black America."

OK, that's a fib, but I couldn't resist using that title.

I'm not surprised to hear that Al Franken has a Political Action Committee. I'm more surprised to hear that he is considered a "comedian."

Where is the outrage from all the Hollyweird leftoids over Mel Gibson's nasty anti-semitic tirade whilst being arrested for DUI?

How you watch video is changing before your eyes, says this Dallas news writer. So, if viewers have such total control, why is the FCC bothering with all its "indecency" work?

TV diva Mo'Nique vows to boycott United Airlines. To the great relief of everyone at United, no doubt.