Christian Bale ranting again; Keith Olbermann goes to Current; Morgan Spurlock, plagiarist?; more: leftover links

Every week my browser gets cluttered up with tabs for stuff that I stumble across and figure I might be able to use as a Question of the Day or a WTF Thought for the Day or grist for some other post. And inevitably, I end the week with most of that material unused. But there’s no reason to let this stuff go to waste: I can still share it with you, for your amusement, and start the new week with a clean slate.

Herewith this week’s leftover links, in no particular order:
The New York Review of Books Blasts Mad Men

NYT’s Keller Almost Ready to Admit WikiLeaks Is Journalism

Christian Bale in Abusive Rant Over Film Critic’s Comments

Social Media Week: The Internet and Uprisings in the Arab World: Are We Already in a Post-Social-Media World?

Olbermann Said to Be Going to Current TV

5-Star Hotel Now Offers iPads In Every Hotel Room

‘There is No Doubt That [Morgan] Spurlock Has Plagiarized Our Idea,’ says The Art Guys Concerning Director’s Latest Film and Promotional Efforts

The Nikki Finke Photo: The Daily vs Deadline

Huffington Post Readers Revolt Against AOL

“Crazy Chicks Are Hot?” 8 Messed-Up Portrayals of Women Going Insane in Film

Journalism’s Subterranean Saviors

3D Film of Salvador Dali’s Life Planned, Alan Cumming to Star

Twenty-Three Short Thoughts About Women and Criticism

How To Copy & Paste Your Kindle Highlights

The Move That Doomed Borders Bookstores

Slight Clarification on the Irrelevance of Critics

Top Gear’s offensive stereotyping has gone too far, says Steve Coogan

To Review Early Or Not, in Theater and Film: “Spider-Man” producers want to “Turn Off” their crummy reviews.

Will men in tights develop runs after Spider-Man fiasco?