Glitteratae:
I take it that's the all-feminine plural Latinate analog of glitterati, brought to us by Justice Scalia in FCC v. Fox Television. The reason for the all-feminine plural, I take it, is that the offenders at issue in these particular broadcasts were Cher and Nicole Richie. A quick Google search reveals only 8 English-language pages that used the term before the opinion came down. The search also reveals that glitterata Ann Althouse beat me to much of this observation.
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- FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Part IV: The FCC's new standards in action.
- FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Part III: Bono and the FCC's change of course.
- FCC v. Fox and the Demise of Local Broadcasting:
- FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Part II: The FCC v. Pacifica case.
- FCC v. Fox Television Stations, Part I: The Late, Great George Carlin.
- Is Scalia's "F-Word" Opinion Good News for Obama?
- Glitteratae:
- Holy F-Word, Batman: