EL NOTICOTO MAGAZINE

By Tony Franco

Jim Jefferies the thirty five years old Australian comedian will perform this Friday at Club Nokia. Jefferies made headlines around the globe this year with his most recent tour self-titled simply Jim Jefferies.  

Jim likes to  take on topics such as fatherhood, love and education as well as his favorites: religion, porn and politics.

He first achieved international popularity after he was attacked onstage while performing at the Manchester Comedy Store. At one time, Jefferies even incorporated the incident (and its video recording) into his act. This can be seen on his 2008 UK home video release, Contraband. He is now well known in the USA after his popular debut stand-up special on HBO.

Jefferies has performed at numerous festivals, including the Edinburgh Fringe, Montreal Comedy Festival (Just for Laughs), South African Comedy Festival Cape Town, Reading and Leeds Festivals and the Glastonbury Festival.

He has also appeared on BBC Television shows, such as Never Mind…

WATCH TONIGHT, FRIDAY OR SUNDAY!
A CONVERSATION WITH
THE U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE SONIA SOTOMAYOR
AND EVA LONGORIA
Produced by KCETLink in Partnership with MALDEF, and Writers Bloc
SoCal Broadacast: Monday, February 4 at 8:00 p.m. (Southern California)
National Broadcast: Tuesday, February 5 at 8:30 p.m. EST / 5:30 PST
United States Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor talks to actress/activist Eva Longoria about her new book, "My Beloved World." This is the premiere program of "KCETLink Presents," a series that will offer enlightening and unique specials to audiences on KCET and Link TV.

Justice Sotomayor is the first Latino and third woman to sit on the United States Supreme Court. During the interview, she spoke of her humble beginnings in the Bronx housing projects, her struggles to learn English and to overcome financial hardships, as well as her courageous choices and inspiring successes.

Eva Longoria, a well-known television and movie actress and MALDEF board memb…

Jon C. Ogg, 24/7 Wall St.

                                  San Francisco 31                                            Baltimore 34
Each year, the Super Bowl enthralls Americans. So, 24/7 Wall St. wanted to pull together some factoids about Super Bowl XLVII.
The game will be a boon to New Orleans, but the raw dollars spent elsewhere in the United States for the big game by the public, by teams and by companies come to an astronomical sum when you start to add them up.
24/7 Wall St. tracked ticket prices for a physical seat at the game, the price of a TV commercial, the many millions of viewers, chicken wing and pizza consumption, beer consumption and more. We also have some basic figures for New Orleans to see what sort of expectations there will be for hotel rooms, restaurants and sports bars, energy use and so on. Another issue is team economics, with salaries and pay for the big game.


Raw Dollars for the Game The lowest priced ticket on the Ticketmaster website was $2,387, and the highe…