Shades of Mrs. Emily Latela.

Profanity, blasphemy, sarcasm and political-incorrectness alert.

Profanity, humor and high-sewage-level alert.

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.

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

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?

It didn't start with NYPD Blue. Or did it?

If you are of a certain age, you will remember how Justice Potter Stewart immortalized himself in a 1964 SCOTUS decision, when he wrote that while he could not define obscenity, he knew it when he saw it. Such is the lather that the pecksniffs of th

In this letter to Brent Bozell, I suggest that Parents Television Council has overlooked the obvious. I'll post his response, when and if it arrives.

This has been a fertile week for liberal craziness. So much so that I can only report these incidents, not comment upon them.

Your eyes are not deceiving you.

The FCC is working hard to justify its existence.