July 25: Passengers aboard a Qantas flight survive a harrowing 30,000 foot descent after a 9 foot gash opens in the side of their jet, and parts of the floor and ceiling collapse. MSNBC's Alex Witt reports. Full story
July 24: When columnist Robert Novak struck a pedestrian with his car Wednesday morning he probably didn’t anticipate ending up caught in the headlights of the paparazzi. Comedian Joel McHale discusses the rarity of Hollywood paparazzi pursuing a D.C. figure and touches on other celebrity dramas of the week.
July 24: Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge and Rep. Chaka Fattah, D-Penn., debate who John McCain and Barack Obama should pick as their running mates.
July 25: MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough sets up a quiz to delineate regular bloggers from the infamous “Cheetos Brigade.” Chris Arsiens of the blog, TV Newser, defends himself against accusations, professes his love of Dumbledore and Air Supply, all while managing to describe the difference between what he does, and what Joe’s enemies do.
July 24: Barack Obama spoke in front of more than 200,000 people in Berlin, Germany, calling himself a “citizen of the world,” and the McCain camp isn’t happy about it. Dan Abrams discusses with political commentator Ron Reagan, The Hill’s A.B. Stoddard and MSNBC political analyst Joe Watkins.
July 24: A Race for the White House panel debates: Where is Barack Obama weak politically and how effectively has the McCain campaign been capitalizing on those weaknesses?
The dark and unbelievable tale of Elisabeth Fritzl, an 18-year-old girl imprisoned and tortured for more than two decades in an Austrian cellar. Her tormentor: her own father, Josef Fritzl. Premieres Sunday, July 27 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
June 27: Culinary adviser Erin Hedley explains how to throw the perfect cheese party and the right selections to serve.
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