Kim Clijsters is "someone reporters long to hug," writes the NYT.

CNN airs a video segment about "Cheeky" suitcase stickers with NO MENTION of the truly offensive sticker, which depicts an apparently terrified woman who’s been bound, gagged and stuffed into the owner’s luggage.

In his review of Christiane Amanpour's first show at the helm of ABC's "This Week," Washington Post columnist Tom Shales referred to the veteran correspondent as a "globe-trotting Fancy-Pants."

Yes Hefner fought racial segregation, but his focus on blonde white women contradicted diversity. His idea of sexual freedom more resembles objectification & serving male desire & sexist fantasy.No mention of his mainstreaming of sexist soft-porn.

Even as women have vaulted to influential positions on Capitol Hill, female lawmakers continue to be under-represented on Sunday news shows. Researchers say the network bookers have a "men-in-suits mind-set" that leads to men appearing over and over.

NYT ran a 1,000-word story about Carly Fiorina making a comment about her opponent's hair. If that's not bad enough, the author calls Meg Whitman Fiorina's "BFF on the stump." Would anyone ever use that language in a story about a male politician?