Subject: Manuel Noriega

• The Taxi Driver

  February 22, 2001

• Winged Monkeys!

  October 18, 2001

• We Know Evil

  March 14, 2002

• Busted Rhymes: The Top 10 Most Preposterous Rap Songs of 2008

  By Ben Westhoff Hip-hop A-listers including Rick Ross, Akon and Plies were caught grossly exaggerating their gangster credentials this year. (Turns out they were painfully law-abiding. The horror!) But even if your favorite rapper wasn't caught in a lie, you can bet he or she put out a hilariously absurd record or two in 2008. Here are the most preposterous rap songs of 2008. RICK ROSS, FEATURING T-PAIN "The Boss" (Def Jam) Though Rick Ross claimed on his debut album, Port of Miami, to know

  December 29, 2008

• 'The International' Has Troubled Assets, Indeed

  February 12, 2009

• Not Too Late for a War Crimes Tribunal

  February 7, 2002

• Our Man in San Salvador

  August 29, 2002

• VH1 Behind the Music: Saddam Hussein

  December 18, 2003

• Hosed

  November 6, 2003

• Wheres Rick?

  February 7, 2002

• We Love You Just the Way You Arent

  February 7, 2002

• Travis Bickles

  November 15, 2001

• True Lies?

  July 5, 2001

• Cab Tab

  April 26, 2001

• Old-Folks Militia

  December 7, 2000

• The Crack-UP

  November 12, 1998

• Top 5 Wacky Things to Come Out of Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin's Pie-Hole

  BoykinHonors for hosting the most controversial book signing of the week go to Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa, which Friday night hosts retired Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, who famously said George W. Bush was not elected by a majority of Americans but "appointed by God," and that America is hated around the world because it is "a Christian nation." As detailed in Never Surrender: A Soldier's Journey to the Crossroads of Faith and Freedom, the new book he co-authored with Lynn Vincent,

  August 20, 2009