by snarly | Dec 18, 2013 | Media Apologies
Poynter.org has a list of the best media corrections of 2013. SO MUCH EXCELLENCE! I believe my favorite is this, from the Tampa Bay Times: This story has been updated to reflect the following change: A Tampa Bay Times reporter not strong in the ways of the force (or...
by snarly | Dec 17, 2013 | Celebrity Apologies
Actor Shia LaBeouf (whose name is pronounced “Horrible Person”) has apologized for extensively plagiarizing the work of graphic novelist Dan Clowes. LaBeouf made a short film, Howard Cantour, that utterly copies Clowes’s comic Justin M. Damiano....
by sumac | Dec 17, 2013 | Political Apologies
When charged with six counts of wire fraud and two counts of obstruction of justice, George Van Til, a long-serving Democratic politician in Indiana, declared his innocence and swore to fight. When he got a chance, he rhapsodized about his career in public service –...
by snarly | Dec 13, 2013 | Funny-on-Purpose Apologies
from Kate Beaton’s brilliant Hark, a Vagrant (her book is a great gift!), an installment of Canadian Stereotype Comics: Though Rob Ford and Lululemon dude clearly failed to read it....
by sumac | Dec 10, 2013 | Political Apologies
Merrill Newman’s back home, so I guess it’s safe now to say that his apology sounded totally phony. Newman’s the 85-year-old Californian, a Korean War veteran, who went on a package tour in North Korea, was grabbed off the plane at the end, and...