Bully! Pop Culture News Site Gets Makeover

The Bully! Pulpit website, founded by multi-media producer Mark Joseph, is a good source

Mark Joseph, a pop culture watcher and multi-media producer in LA, has his finger on the pulse of the music, TV, and movies scene. His website, Bully! Pulpit, recently had an extreme makeover and is worth checking out for its extensive coverage.

Bully! Pulpit launched in 1999 as an email listserve before expanding into a multimedia website with original commentary and analysis. Contributors to the site include film veterans Scott Derrickson and Ralph Winter, actress Janine Turner, researcher George Barna, musician Bill Mallonee, entertainment writer Lou Carlozo, and more.

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