Could Jason Collins' Self-Outing Impact Biopic of Gay Baseball Star?

NBA player Jason Collins' announcement that he is gay rocked the sports world. Will the news also impact the proposed biopic of gay baseball star Glenn Burke? by Breitbart News 30 Apr 2013

Summer Movie Preview: Blockbuster Repeats Dominate Popcorn Season

The summer 2013 movie season promises more of the same--sequels and reboots representing a new age in Hollywood's imagination drain. by Christian Toto 30 Apr 2013

'Hating Breitbart' Hollywood Screening Maxed Out, Overflow Theater Booked

This week's Hollywood screening of "Hating Breitbart," the chronicle of late media pioneer Andrew Breitbart's war against media bias, filled up so fast a second theater had to be booked. by Breitbart News 30 Apr 2013

Amazon's 'Alpha House' Serves Up Stale GOP Bashing

Amazon's new political comedy pilot "Alpha House" trots out so many stale GOP slams it's a wonder what it will resort to should the show get picked up for a full season. by Christian Toto 30 Apr 2013

Fetish Footwear Musical Scores 13 Tony Award Nods

The Cyndi Lauper-scored "Kinky Boots" has earned a leading 13 Tony Award nominations, with the British import "Matilda: The Musical" close behind with 12. Tom Hanks, making his Broadway debut, earned a nod as leading man in a play. from AP 30 Apr 2013

Patricia Heaton: Gosnell Trial 'Less Sanitary Version' of Every Day Abortion Services

Actress Patricia Heaton is horrified by the revelations coming out of the trial of abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell, but she says it's not much different than what goes on in other abortion centers. by Breitbart News 30 Apr 2013

Lawyer Details Michael Jackson's Struggle with Drugs

Michael Jackson's struggle against drug addiction was put on display Monday during opening statements at his mother's wrongful death case against concert giant AEG Live. from AP 29 Apr 2013

Spike TV Preps Benghazi Attack Series

Spike TV, known for its focus on man-centered programming, is getting political with an upcoming special on the Sept. 11, 2012 attack in Benghazi. by Christian Toto 29 Apr 2013

BH Interview: Seth Swirsky Sings Praises of Lite Rock, 'Shannon'

Singer/songwriter Seth Swirsky followed all the requisite cool bands as a youngster growing up in the 1970s, from ageless Beatles tracks to the Doors. He also craved tunes from Mott the Hoople and the Carpenters. It's why Swirsky signed on to record Henry Gross' Shannon for the new double CD “Drink a Toast to Innocence: A Tribute to Lite Rock.” by Christian Toto 29 Apr 2013

James Bond Studio to Open 1st US Facility in Ga.

The British film studio that's home to the James Bond movie franchise announced plans Monday for its first U.S. film production facility, at a site near Atlanta. from AP 29 Apr 2013

Tracy Morgan Says We Should 'Get Rid' of All Guns

Former "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan says he hopes future legislation will ban guns entirely. by Breitbart News 29 Apr 2013

New 'Iron Man 3' Villain Dons Castro's Beard, Gadhafi's Hat

The villain in the upcoming superhero film "Iron Man 3" wears a hat to evoke Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and a beard inspired by the one grown by Fidel Castro. by Christian Toto 29 Apr 2013

DVD Review: Warner Archives 'The Bowery Boys Collection' Volume 2

I've sampled three titles from this new collection: "Spook Busters," "Hard Boiled," and "Smuggler's Cove," and am happy to report that my fondness for the Bowery Boys is not all nostalgia. Gorcey and Hall are fabulous together, the stories whiz by, and the laughs are aplenty. by John Nolte 29 Apr 2013

U.S. Lawmaker Calls for Release of Jailed American Filmmaker in Venezuela

Hugo Chavez's death may have ended his reign in Venezuela, but the late leader's clampdown on free speech continues. A Calif. lawmaker is calling on the Venezuelan government to release a U.S. filmmaker being held prisoner in the country. by Christian Toto 29 Apr 2013

Go-Go's Singer Credits 'Divine Intervention' for Kicking Cocaine

Go-Gos lead singer Belinda Carlisle is looking back frankly at her old drug habits, saying she could have lost her nose due to her chronic cocaine use. by Breitbart News 29 Apr 2013

CBS Sitcom Cutting Back on Its 'Men'

The CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men" will have less men in 2013/14 as co-star Angus T. Jones' role will be reduced. by Breitbart News 28 Apr 2013

How Conservative Artists Can Use New Media, Work Around Liberal Critics

Nearly ten years after I made the decision to combine my passion for politics with my talents as an artist, I still get confused looks and criticism for labeling myself as a conservative political artist. by Frances Byrd 28 Apr 2013

Simon Cowell's Former Publicist Charged with 11 Sexual Assaults

Max Clifford,a celebrity publicist who once represented Simon Cowell, has been charged with 11 counts of sexual assault by Breitbart News 28 Apr 2013

'The Company You Keep' Bombs in Wider Release

"The Company You Keep," director/star Robert Redford's ode to '60s radicals, is tanking at the box office despite an all-star cast and softball media interviews downplaying the terrorist themes. by Christian Toto 28 Apr 2013

'Silver Linings Playbook' Shattered Stale Rom-Com Mold

Romantic comedies are predictable. They are also popular. Perhaps the two are connected; maybe people enjoy seeing the same formula over and over again. Yet "Silver Linings Playbook" not only bucked most rom-com conventions but became a smash for doing just that. by Julia Tavlas 28 Apr 2013

Jerry Lewis Makes Appearance at 'King of Comedy' Event at Tribeca Film Festival

The Tribeca Film Festival has ended on a royal note with Jerry Lewis showing up at the 30th anniversary screening of "The King of Comedy." from AP 28 Apr 2013

American Girl Dolls Go P.C., Now Battle Pesticides, Embrace Organic Farming

The American Girl doll collection was not the average toy for little girls. Each doll had a story and an important role in American history. Now the company is slowly discontinuing these dolls for dolls into baking or organic gardening and other slight, progressive ideals. by Mary Chastain 28 Apr 2013

'Mud' Review: Matthew McConaughey's Hot Streak Continues with Southern Suspense Yarn

Matthew McConaughey’s mid-career resurgence is a glorious thing, and it continues with his latest film, "Mud." by Kurt Loder 27 Apr 2013

Cher Rages Against Sequester, Doesn't Blame Obama

Cher went on another Twitter rant today, using ALL CAPS and gross spelling errors to rage against the sequester. Too bad she doesn't realize President Obama devised the sequester in the first place. by Breitbart News 26 Apr 2013

Jon Stewart Uses Presidential Library Opening to Bash Bush Anew

This week's gathering of the nation's former and current president gave Americans the chance to see a truly bipartisan moment in politics. Of course, President Barack Obama couldn't resist using the moment to push for immigration reform on his terms. Comedy Central's Jon Stewart did Obama one better, leveraging the apolitical event to bash President George W. Bush all over again by Christian Toto 26 Apr 2013

American Filmmaker Timothy Tracy Arrested in Venezuela

American filmmaker Timothy Tracy, who went to Venezuela to shoot a film about the country's political divide, was arrested and accused of instigating unrest. from UPI 26 Apr 2013

'Duck Dynasty' Ratings Reveal Appetite for God, Guns, Family

A&E TV has a serious hit on their hands with a family of West Monroe, Louisiana duck call makers whose lives revolve around guns, family and saying a blessing before dinner. by AWR Hawkins 26 Apr 2013

Dixie Chick Still Bashing President George W. Bush

Like a fading singer leaning on moldy hits in concert, Natalie Maines is still bashing President George W. Bush in the press. by Christian Toto 26 Apr 2013

CBS Comedy 'Big Bang Theory' Pushes Gay Marriage Message

The Big Bang Theory ends each episode with what is called a "vanity card." They are often a few funny paragraphs that differ with each episode, but this week's vanity card again pushed gay marriage on the audience. by Warner Todd Huston 26 Apr 2013

George Jones and 'The Star Spangled Banner'

Never in my life have I heard a rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" that's come close. As so many other have, Jones did not use the song's range to show off his own. Jones' interpretation was simple, eloquent, understated, and powerful enough to remain in my admittedly awful memory after almost 20 years. by John Nolte 26 Apr 2013

Country Music Superstar George Jones Dies at 81

George Jones, the peerless, hard-living country singer who recorded dozens of hits about good times and regrets and peaked with the heartbreaking classic "He Stopped Loving Her Today," has died. He was 81. from AP 26 Apr 2013

'Pain & Gain' Review: 'Roid-Fueled Farce Fails to Live Up to True Story

Pain and Gain is an oddly disconcerting film. At the same time that it mocks the dimness of its leads (and admittedly, they are quite dumb), it also unabashedly embraces the violence and relentless energy of a Michael Bay blockbuster. By the time the story ends, audiences could be left wondering if they just witnessed a train-wreck or a satisfying comedy. My feelings are mixed but I can’t help but wonder if this story could’ve--in the right hands--been the subject of a truly great film. by John P. Hanlon 26 Apr 2013

'Outlaw,' Pot Devotee Willie Nelson Anticipates 80th Birthday

Willie Nelson muses on his colorful musical career and a life teeming with contradictions as his 80th birthday approaches. from AP 26 Apr 2013

'Arthur Newman' Review: Reinvention Road Trip Needs More Detailed Map

Road trip movies rarely resist the urge to crank up the quirk, turning a pedestrian jaunt into a path teeming with comic landmines. "Arthur Newman," a road trip reinvention movie, restrains itself from such cloying devices. by Christian Toto 26 Apr 2013

'The Big Wedding' Review: Comedy Marries Manipulative Script with Massive Waste of Talent

It's completely acceptable to watch and enjoy a predictable, fun, feel-good romantic comedy. But if that comedy is manipulative and treats the viewers as children, then it cheapens the film, making it unbearable to watch. Enter "The Big Wedding," which falls into the latter category. by Lauren Veneziani 26 Apr 2013

'The Angels' Share' Review: Film Honors Transformative Power of Fatherhood

"The Angels’ Share" is a movie about drinking that never touches on alcoholism. Instead, the story focuses on a group of spirits-loving criminals who were given second chances when they received community service sentences instead of prison time. by John P. Hanlon 26 Apr 2013

Box Office Predictions: 'Pain & Gain' Will Bench Press 'Oblivion'

"Pain & Gain," the new dark comedy from action director Michael Bay, should narrowly beat Tom Cruise and "Oblivion" at the box office this weekend. by Movie Critic Assassins 26 Apr 2013