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May 16 2008 Becoming A Celebrity Is Easier Than You Think by: RickLondon.

Last night I turned on a cable news program. I was busy in the kitchen and couldn't see the screen but I heard a voice that I remembered always sent chills down my spine. I walked into the living room and sure enough, staring me in the face, swastika on forehead, was Charles Manson and a news reporter. It was a bit spooky.

January 30 2008 One Cartoonist Emerges From Near-death To Help After 9/11 by: WilliamHendrix,Jr.

Londons Times Cartoons founder, Rick London, like many other creative souls such as Elvis, John Grisham, William Faulkner, B.B. King and many others, was born and raised in rural Mississippi. His early formal education surely did not teach him what he knows today. When we met, he was not yet a cartoonist, but a well-known playright and businessman, living inside the beltway, who had founded an interesting bus tour business in in the late 1980's. I was just beginning my writing career at the time, and he was getting major media coverage worldwide so I stood in line for an interview. He made time for me on the same day he made time for "Inside Edition", then hosted by Bill O'Reilly. Rick was and is a gentleman.

January 22 2008 How Gary Larson (the Far Side) Influnces Me by: RickLondon

When in the mood, I can talk about my favorite Far Sides all night, Only several humorists influenced me greatly before Londons Times Cartoons became my pet prroject. Others who influenced me a great deal were the original cast members of Saturday Night Live, a former roommie in New York, Patrick Weathers (who also was a featured performer on SNL in the early 1980's) Steven Wright, Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore, Jack Benny, George Burns and Gracie Allen, Lucy, Rowan & Martin, Peter Sellers, and and I'm sure I could name a hundred more if I had time. One other cartoonist was the late great Charles Schulz, and they all influenced me in a different way.

January 17 2008 It's All Gary Larson's (the Far Side) Fault by: RickLondon

I loved my years of living on Capital Hill in Washington, D.C. I was your typical hippie-turned-yuppie. Still thought like a sixties, guy, dressed like an eighties one. I liked my paycheck more than a bag of pot or the Beatles White Album.

January 13 2008 Art Licensing: The Real Money In Cartooning by: RickLondon

There was a time when a cartoonist had to be newspaper syndicated to "be somebody" (with apologies to Steve Martin in "The Jerk"). But even then, as now, the real money was not in newspapers. Besides, the chances of becoming a part of a major newspaper syndication are close to a million to one. One should just buy lottery tickets.

January 13 2008 The (very) Humble Beginnings Of Londons Times Cartoons by: AlexaFerotina

I like to was nostalgically at my early jobs. Not many of them mean very much to me, and most I would rather forget. But not Rick London, the man who made the unbelievable Londons Times Cartoons happen out of thin air. He was not just a do-er but a teacher. This man, with no education other than the Mississippi public school district, which didn't offer much, taught me more than any college professor, including post grad profs. He was and is amazing.

January 10 2008 Top Ways To Enter The Humor Profession by: RickLondon

There are as many ways to enter the field of stand-up comedy, cartooning, comedy acting, and writing as there are IPODS and accessories. Okay, maybe not quite that many, but a lot of paths.

January 10 2008 The Best Ways To Enter The Field Of Humor Or Cartooning by: RickLondon

How does one get into comedy or become a cartoonist? Let me count the ways. There are too many to mention and its really one of those trial and error fields. But "funny" is a must.

January 05 2008 Print-on-demand Changes The Branding Horizon by: RickLondon

There was a time before the Internet when trying to brand one's own product or service was virtually impossible unless one was looking at a huge trust fund with his or her name on it. The Internet has turned that upside down and now, with online print-on-demand services, there is no excuse to not have one's own brand.

December 28 2007 Branding & Private Labeling. It's A Breeze. Or Is It A Hurricane? by: RickLondon

Ten years ago I started my own private label of humor gifts, the Rick London line. To be honest, I did not even know I was "branding". If only I knew then what I know now.

December 04 2007 I Became an Escape Artist at 7 yrs of age. by: The Nomad

A humorous account of an escape artist and permanent traveller from the age of seven to date suggesting that we all get out and do it now rather than wait until it may be too late.

September 14 2007 Farting the lighter side by: Fartin Martin

Colon hydrotherapy is a procedure that involves cleansing of the large and small intestine using natural cleansing agents like mineral water and other cleansing agents like mild amounts of coffee. The cleansing fluids are introduced into the colon using medically certified class II colon hydrotherapy devices. Similar to an enema, colon hydrotherapy is considered more of a branch of naturopathy then medicine. In fact there has been considerable debate on the advantages of colon hydrotherapy, as most medical associations believe that colon hydrotherapy may not have the effects that naturopathy claims.

June 27 2007 Different Perspectives: Funny Examples by: jreider

Tips to deciphering the female. Learn how she responds to the men in her life and what and how she behaves in certain circumstances. Listed below you will find no great insights into the female psyche, just some very old, but true jokes, that show the double standards that most woman have towards men.


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