Does Obama Have Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
, which is a mask narcissists wear to hide their devalued and injured self. The article draws the similarity that exists between Obama and other ...
Bill Simmons: Super Bowl pick and new mailbag
Them. Four plays, 80 yards, two world-class throws. The game was never the same.What shocked me most: I was sitting there expecting Manning to come through … a player I always assumed would choke in big moments as recently as four years ago. Isn't that the final stage for a great athlete, when we expect an impeccable performance from him during a truly dire situation? Look, I hate the Colts and bleed Brady. Nothing makes me unhappier as a football fan than the increasing likelihood that (a) Manning is cementing his claim as the best quarterback of his generation (and possibly the best ever), and (b) the Brady-Belichick salad days may have come and gone. It's a worst-case scenario for me. I hate it. But if you like football, if you care about it at all, how could you not appreciate what Manning inflicted on the Jets? Within the span of an hour, he singlehandedly broke the will of an overachieving team that had been firing on all cylinders. By the end of the third quarter, everyone on New York's defense had the body language of a boxer who was getting his butt whupped but still had four rounds to go. They were done.
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Bill Simmons: Super Bowl pick and new mailbag Selma Hayek (43) -- Fiery Latina, prodigious natural gifts, famous for people gawking at her tape measure … home runs. 6. Catherine Zeta-Jones (40) -- She's and more » |
Great filmmaker? Or just great seducer?
“They've all dumped me,” Beatty often said of his famous lovers. He was right, but how could he help himself? She was so beautiful.and more »
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Lost in Translation
Since I'm a self-absorbed narcissist, I thought I'd share the article with you, but I just want to warn you -- it's a bit tough to read.
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Why Salinger still speaks to us
By the end of his life, he was as famous for his reclusion as he was for the quality of his early work. The epigram to one of his works is addressed to the and more »
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Narcissism, the American Idol way In 2006, 51% of 18- to 25-year olds said that “becoming famous” was an important goal of their generation – nearly five times as many as named “becoming |
