John Nolte

AP: Holder Approves Subpoenas of Phone Records

The AP reports that according to the Justice Department's own rules, subpoenas of records involving news organizations must be "personally approved," by the Attorney General, Eric Holder. 13 May 2013

'Today' Host to Marry Longtime Democrat Operative

The warm fuzzies were everywhere as "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie announced on-the-air that she was officially engaged to her boyfriend of four years, Mike Feldman -- a longtime Democratic operative. 13 May 2013

Time's Joe Klein Walks Back Obama/IRS Criticism

Looks as though Joe Klein is back on the Narrative Plantation. After blistering the Obama Administration over revelations that the IRS was targeting conservative groups, today Klein took his marching orders from Ezra Klein and publicly walked it all way back. 13 May 2013

'Terminal Spying' Began On Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Watch

Winkler's editorial admits that the spying began on Mayor Michael Bloomberg's watch. Bloomberg, of course, is the founder of the Bloomberg empire that thus far has made him a billionaire 25 times over. After he became mayor of New York in 2001, Bloomberg kept his financial stake in the company but stopped running the day-to-day operations. So what exactly did Mayor Bloomberg know and when did he know it? 13 May 2013

'One Hour Photo' (2002) Bluray Review: Creepy, Effective Thriller -- Wonderful Extras

"One Hour Photo" is brilliantly shot and edited down to a lean, mean 96 minutes. The plotting is a machine of efficiency. The screw of suspense is tightened with such precision throughout that by the time the climax hits you hardly realize you’re not breathing. The climax is also first-rate -- one of those unexpected endings that is the opposite of contrived. 11 May 2013

Even Now, Washington Post's Libya Coverup Continues

n a major front page piece examining Friday's events, the Post ignores the fact that the Administration lied about its extensive involvement in the editing of the CIA talking points until the 13th paragraph. 11 May 2013

'The Impossible' (2012) Review: Harrowing, Moving Family Drama

It's 2004 and Maria and Henry Bennett (Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor) are enjoying an idyllic  Christmas holiday with their three young sons at an Oceanside resort in Thailand. The day is as beautiful as the brochure promised until, without warning, a Tsunami hits like something out of an Irwin Allen movie. Only this isn't a movie. The Tsunami really happened, over 230,000 people died, and "The Impossible" is based on the true story of this family. 10 May 2013

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