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Cars 2 Agents on a Mission tour comes to Kansas City

Any fans of Pixar Cars who happen to be around Kansas City should make their way down to Crown Center today when the “Agents on a Mission” tour sponsored by State Farm Insurance hits downtown KC – complete with life-size remote control models of Lightning McQueen, Mater and new character Finn McMissile. If you’re not in KC don’t worry, the tour will run through June, hitting cities throughout North America and racing through the red-carpet premiere in Los Angeles before wrapping up in San Francisco and Sonoma, CA. More pics and info after the jump.

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Shout Out

It’s been awhile since we’ve given out an old fashioned RF Shout Out, but here’s a performance worthy.  On last week’s Real Time with Bill Maher, actress Kerry Washington did more than hold her own against Republican panelists Scott McClellan and Lt. Gov. Michael Steele.  Smart, well-informed, funny, articulate, sexy as hell, and always bringing the argument back to the issue at hand; she owned that stage Friday night and just knocked my socks off!  Check out a little of the video from the episode inside along with some more love for the lovely Miss Washington.

Real Time – On the RNC and “Community Organizer”

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DNC 2008 – Gov Brian Schweitzer

Aaron, and our pals over at ‘buddha kept you in touch with the major speeches from this year’s DNC.  But, if all you watched was the prime time coverage of the convention you missed a few speeches (click here for more).  With that in mind here’s Governor of Montana, Brian Schweitzer, discussing the election, bi-partisanship, alternative energy, and America’s dependency of fossil fuels.  It’s worth a look! 

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George Carlin

Sad news today folks.  George Carlin, the hardest working comedian around, died at the age of 71 due to heart failure on Sunday night in Santa Monica, California.  With a career spanning more than half a century Carlin continued to tour on college campuses and night clubs well after becoming a household name with his best-selling albums and books.  He will be most remembered for his famous bit on the “7 Words You Can’t Say on Television,” but he gave us so much more.  For his biting social commentary, his love of the absurd (and all those little things which we have in common), pushing the boundaries of comedy and good taste, and for so much more, he will be missed.  To honor his memory HBO has announced it will re-air many of Carlin’s specials (dating back to 1977) this week on both HBO and HBO2.  We’ve got some of his most memorable moments for you inside – Language (of course) is NSFW.

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