I knew I created the tag of "Oddly, the WSJ" for a reason. The Wall Street Journal has now taken to commenting on the Twilight phenomenon. The most recent thing to draw attention are the new Wolf Pack focused spoilers, one of which was posted on the main WSJ site in their Speakeasy section. Evidently it got a lot of attention from their crowd, proving that even investment bankers and stock broker types have a hidden love affair with our beloved Twilight universe.
Watch for classic quotables, like "Werewolves are the new black" and "It's all about Taylor Lautner".
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Twilight in the Wall Street Journal
Right, so I'm pretty sure this one can get filed under "Shit I never thought I'd see".
The Wall Street Journal, better known for stuffy business articles, a conservative editorial page, and some of the most boring entertainment reviews I have ever read, has shocked me. They've actually shocked me. Bear in mind that at one point I worked in one of the top banks in the country and thought I'd read or heard every bit of nonsense the paper could put out as it reported on our company.
Little did I know . . . .just when I was actually browsing for non-Twilight related news, the WSJ was going to move (albeit briefly) from Peggy Noonan to Edward Cullen.
Check out the LOLs as the WSJ tries to get all serious about the Harry Potter vs. Twilight phenom.
I mean, not all that bad, but it's like discovering your grandma reads fanfic. It's slightly cool, but mostly wrong.
The Wall Street Journal, better known for stuffy business articles, a conservative editorial page, and some of the most boring entertainment reviews I have ever read, has shocked me. They've actually shocked me. Bear in mind that at one point I worked in one of the top banks in the country and thought I'd read or heard every bit of nonsense the paper could put out as it reported on our company.
Little did I know . . . .just when I was actually browsing for non-Twilight related news, the WSJ was going to move (albeit briefly) from Peggy Noonan to Edward Cullen.
Check out the LOLs as the WSJ tries to get all serious about the Harry Potter vs. Twilight phenom.
I mean, not all that bad, but it's like discovering your grandma reads fanfic. It's slightly cool, but mostly wrong.
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