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Recent George Pelletier Columns

No easy solution to volatility of world gas prices

Last month, Mitt Romney called on President Obama to pink-slip three of his Cabinet members: Energy Secretary Steven Chu, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Environmental …

Dick Clark: An interview with ‘America’s Oldest Teenager’

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When music and TV legend Dick Clark died last week, I recalled the great fortune I had to interview the pop culture ambassador in 1994. …

Where ‘in your face’ journalism goes right, wrong

There’s a viral video that depicts a pugnacious journalist, following a man out of court, asking question upon question. As the man says he has …

Romney and the land of Misfit Toys

Last week, the GOP race went all “Toy Story” on the mainstream media when Mitt Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom flubbed a question on CNN when …

When it comes to Limbaugh, fools really do Rush in

Back in 1994, Al Franken gave a nod and an eye roll to Rush Limbaugh at the White House Correspondents Dinner. “Most of us in …

15 minutes of fame is too long for some

Taking a hint from Nostradamus, artist Andy Warhol once chirped, “In the future, everybody will be world famous for 15 minutes.” Not terribly verbose, Warhol’s …

Let’s pose a question: Is all this really worth it?

Anyone who knows me knows I occasionally like to saunter down that simple line between cynicism and sarcasm. Enter yoga. I’ve recently begun a short …

Newt, loot and glutes – everybody’s a winner

Rendering story ideas for each of these columns isn’t as glamorous as it looks. Granted, there is hair and makeup and costume fitting, fumbling between …

Glass always gets emptied on some TV shows

Last week while watching BBC America (or as I like to call it, “The English Channel” – get it?), I came across an fascinating documentary. …

(My so-called) Best, Worst of 2011 still standing

Twenty-eleven is gone as fast as Kim Kardashian’s wedding to Kris Humphries (72 days, or 3.7 episodes of “Keeping up with the Kardashians”) or as …

Laugh at life, or life will laugh at you

Much like the sea, irony is a harsh mistress. Roughly translated from the ancient Greek “eironeia,” it can mean dissimulation or feigned ignorance. And somehow, …

Mind the gap between you and the next person

By now, we’ve all heard those clever idioms to imply someone who’s cranially challenged. He’s got a photographic memory with the lens cover glued on. …

GOP presidential nomination race at least entertaining

What is Rick Perry thinking? The uber-candidate quickly became the “Oops” guy after he suffered a brain cramp and made a gaffe at a recent …

Trying to survive in an unnaturally frozen world

One of my heroes, the late Warren Zevon, wrote a natty, beguiling song called “Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead.” I realize the …

A San Francisco postcard – with all the ups and downs

Dear (insert name here): Just returned from my vacation to San Francisco; still recovering from jet lag and shin splints. I had a great time …

Making sense of fashion when you take to the air

This week, I’m in San Francisco after spending last weekend in Los Angeles. And lately, I’ve been mesmerized by the uber-hyped TV show “Pan Am,” …

Have we embarked on the last train to Monkeeville?

Over the summer, I had a chance to catch the original prefabricated four, The Monkees, who were touring in celebration of their 45th anniversary. Three …

The naked truth about nude sunbathing

For some, there’s something liberating about the antic of being naked. The freedom. The exhilaration. The lack of pocket lint. …

Girls-only trip has room for breathless Scarecrow

I remember fondly the nickname my high school girlfriend bestowed upon me: Rapscallion. It came in handy on more than one occasion. I had a …

It’s a mall world after all

As the GOP presidential candidates grow more rapacious and the hemorrhaging stock market continues to bob like a maestro’s baton conducting the “1812 Overture,” I …

Mock the vote 2012: Go crazy early

It’s a little disconcerting that the NFL lockout was resolved before the federal debt ceiling crisis. This speaks volumes. First of all, football has fans. …

Lesson is lost, but not on the little ones

Lately, I’ve been trying to wrap my head around TLC’s show “Toddlers and Tiaras,” a masochistic kiddie rodeo in which toddlers are groomed, painted and …

Checking out hotel pools can leave a visitor all wet

On holiday last week to the Latin Riviera, (aka South Beach in Florida), I said pshaw to renting plastic lounge chairs along the beach and …

A world of entertainment in a three-pack

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I recently enjoyed a hat trick, of sorts, covering three greatly entertaining, but different, types of shows in our area. First up: I got my …

English muffins are featured on this menu

Have you heard the one about the North Carolina diner owner who posted a vaguely xenophobic sign that stated “English Only?” It’s true. Business owner …

Wanted: Map to find way out of luxury rental car

Last week, I had my P. Diddy day in the sun when my car had to go into the shop and they gave me a …





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