CFN Gazette staff
New York state resident Mark Ruffalo, an actor in “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” “Zodiac,” “Shutter Island” and “The Kids Are All Right,” is an outspoken critic of hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking”) and screened the “GasLand” doc in Pennsylvania in 2010.
CFN Gazette staff
"A good alt-weekly. It’s like the journalistic equivalent of umami — the
indescribable savoriness that goes with salty, sweet, sour, bitter.
CFN Gazette staff
’Twas a quiet week on the Internet for former Oklahoman turned actress/ model/geek icon Olivia Munn. But at least the holiday gave her the chance to share her ideal Valentine’s Day with OpposingViews.
Oklahoma college students, i2E wants you ... to serve a 10-week paid fellowship this summer. Through Friday, i2E is accepting applications for its 2011 class of fellows.
Features Gazette staff
The typical homeowner in Oklahoma City brings an annual income of
between $35,000 and $50,000 to that home, according to a recent survey
conducted by The Media Audit. Among adults age 18 and older, 20.5
percent fall into that income level.
CFN Gazette staff
Even if “The King’s Speech” wins Best Picture at next month’s Academy
Awards, the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle singled out “The Social
Network” as its pick for the best motion picture of 2010. The
organization also honored the Facebook biopic with three other awards,
including Best Actor for Jesse Eisenberg.
CFN Gazette staff
The Feb. 1 snowstorm presented perilous challenges and dangerous
conditions for Oklahoma City residents, as ice- and snow-covered
roadways made getting around almost impossible.
CFN Gazette staff
Last week, one of the most burning questions surrounding former Oklahoman turned actress/model/geek icon (and now unwitting Oklahoma Gazette cover girl!) Olivia Munn is one that will have been answered by the time you read this.
CFN Gazette staff
At the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s legislative forum Jan. 27, attendees received a booklet with the goals for this year’s session. A full-page Chesapeake Energy advertisement touted “Natural Gas is fueling Oklahoma’s future” with a large, full-color photo of the downtown OKC skyline sans Devon Energy’s $750 million, 50-story tower.
CFN Gazette staff
“It’s nothing new for Al Gore to claim that global warming (or should we call it global cremation?) is causing cold weather instead of hot. He already admitted that he was wrong to tout ethanol, but did it for political purposes. His latest comments are just as consistent."