Tamron Hall somehow got Prince to write the theme song for her MSNBC talk show, and the rest of the Morning Links.

No offense to actor/director Jon Favreau, but I don't think he'll be making many "most eligible bachelors" lists, mainly for the fact that he's married.

Stephen Colbert feasted on Chris Matthews' "impotent rage" last night and it was nothing short of hilarious.

PREFACE: This is not a political post.

So last night the Daily Show got around to poking fun at Wednesday night's Republican debate, and while there was a lot to make fun of about the candidates themselves and the things they said, there was some utter ridiculousness in regards to the way MSNBC presented the whole thing that needed to be mocked and ridiculed -- and it was last night, thankfully.

These last couple days, I've been doing everything I can to not think about how all the money I've saved has evaporated with the stock market plummeting.

Earlier this week, a massive dust storm engulfed Phoenix, providing eye-popping images that made the national news.

Late on Friday afternoon, news broke that Keith Olbermann was leaving MSNBC immediately (Friday's show was his last with the cable network).

Here's video of Brian Williams's recent appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" (which is like "Fox and Friends," but for liberal morons instead of conservative morons).