Who is Alan Colmes wife?
January 21st, 2009
It’s a shame that this question gets asked more than the better question, “Who is Jocelyn Crowley?” Well, one answer is that she is Alan Colmes’ wife. Another answer is: Monica Crowley’s sister. But the more detailed answer is that she is an associate professor in the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, at Rutgers University, where she is also affiliated with the Department of Women’s Studies.
Below is an excerpt from her bio at jocelyncrowley.com. Interesting to note is that nowhere in here does she mention that her husband is Fox News’ beloved commentator Alan Colmes. Maybe he’s not so beloved in truly academic circles.
From her bio: Jocelyn Elise Crowley is an Associate Professor of Public Policy, a member of the Graduate Faculty in the Department of Political Science, and an Affiliated Faculty Member of the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies. She has written extensively on the topic of family policy, including her book The Politics of Child Support in America (2003). Professor Crowley has also written on the subject of voluntary associations in the United States, and has recently finished a book related to the fathers’ rights movement in America that was published by Cornell University Press in 2008.
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When is Alyson Stoner’s Birthday? It’s August 11, 1993. But I can’t for the life of me figure out why that is important, or why that exact phrase gets searched for over 1,200 times a day. I didn’t even know who she was until I plugged her name into Wikipedia. It turns out she’s quite famous. Here’s what our favorite pedia says about her (mostly):
Okay, it’s time for another fun top 10 list. Tonight I’m going to post about the top 10 best paid actors of 2008. My guesses (before looking at the list) are: Will Smith (he’s just a superstar and I’m sure he made a lot of money with ‘Hancock’ and maybe ‘I am Legend’… was that in 2008?). Next I’m going to say Will Farrell– I think he had a couple of hits last year. Now I’m really drawing a blank. Who else? George Clooney maybe. Brad Pitt? Oh yeah, Harrison Ford with the latest Indiana Jones movie. I’m sure that made him a lot of money. Okay, I’m tired of guessing. Here are the results…
Not many people except some of the more die-hard baseball fans of the 70s and 80s will remember Oscar Gamble. I vaguely remember him but when I came across this outstanding image of one of his baseball cards I totally remembered why. It was the afro. This may have been common for some of the 70s basketball players, but was fairly rare for baseball of any era. It’s kind of a shame that Oscar is most notably remembered for this one aspect of his character. He actually had a fairly accomplished career over seventeen seasons with seven different teams (twice each with the White Sox and Yankees). He had 200 career homeruns with 31 in 1977. Most people will remember 1977 as the year Reggie Jackson became Mr. October, but Reggie only hit one more homerun than Oscar that year. Of course, Oscar didn’t hit three on three consecutive pitches in a World Series game, but he had a solid year nonetheless. After a few injuries in ‘78, he came back and hit .358 in ‘79 with the Rangers and Yankees. This was the highest average in the league but he didn’t have quite enough at bats to qualify for the title.
Holy cow this is a funny movie. I was planning on writing a review of it as it’s been sitting unwatched on my TiVo for a couple of months and I’m just now starting to watch it. I just don’t know if I’m going to be able to finish it though.