There was the normal pregame routine by the preparation junkie, Jeff Van Gundy, last night, but the distracted players around him had turned the normally serious setting of the Knicks' locker room into the chatty atmosphere of a smokers' lounge at the office.
Karen Schoemer, of the New York Times, commented that "[w]ith its booming techno beats, screeching guitar riffs, sampled computer voices and songs like 'Power Junkie' ('I feel tonight we're bought and sold/Ah yeah, I think I'll overload'), the album functions as Mr. Idol's interpretation of cyber culture".
On TV and the Boards This is JOHN SPENCER'S last week playing a White House chief of staff by day and a junkie jazz trumpeter by night.
As a political junkie I love the Sunday morning shows provided they aren't hosted by political hacks or obvious partisans which is what made watching Tim Russert a treat and David Gregory and George Stephanopoulos a painful chore.
"Mr. Robot" tells the story of Elliott Alderson, corporate cog by day, hacker by night, a mentally unstable junkie who is part of an Anonymous-like collective that conspires to delete global debt.
This morning my friend Shai, a politics junkie, changed his Facebook status to "It's complicated".
But the highlight of the evening, if you are a celebrity junkie, was the appearance, however fleeting, of MADONNA, the well-known children's book author and arriviste cabalist.
In Mignano's case, it was a lifetime of listening to sports radio in the morning that turned him into a junkie.
The new musical Possibility Junkie by David Ippolito had its final performance on Sunday night in New York City.
Any self-respecting political TV junkie will have been counting down to 9pm on Saturday night.
