Eugene David
...The One-Minute Pundit

Monday, February 23, 2009


Our favorite PR guy Rog, back from a phantasmagorical revival meeting at the Kodak Theater, and the happy hours attendant thereto:

And here’s something else: on Sunday, in the late afternoon, Snark died. The website defamer.com, which prided itself on miserable comments about Hollywood, went out of business. It was merged into its mothership, Gawker.com, a site that that has long presented itself as the web version of the long defunct Spy magazine.

One of my favorite writers, David Denby, of the New Yorker, recently wrote a whole book on the subject of Snark. What’s interesting is that snarkiness is not going to go over in the era of Obama, or in this economy. That’s why Defamer is gone. I predict that other Hollywood-bashing sites – all of which pounced incorrectly all over the Academy Awards how last night because they weren’t invited—will be gone soon. The absolute worst is one run by former New York Times writer Sharon Waxman. As usual, Waxman just doesn’t get it. Go ahead, bite the hand that feeds you, Sharon. Soon you’ll be out of another job.


Perfect timing! (Via Portfolio.com)

P. S. at 6:53 p. m. Out six weeks and two stars on Amazon.com, with 33 one-star reviews out of 61. OooooOOOOOoooooh, thahyt smarts!

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