[youtube XOrBoEeXgcs nolink] —– A 2004 column that remains as relevant today (especially today) as six years ago: If you’re not thrilled about watching the Democratic National Convention tonight, I have a video recommendation: The Barbarian Invasions. Set in Canada
[youtube 3Kol-BrY5ME nolink] “He will be a one-term president, but the tracks he lays will be devastating to our country for years to come.”
Frum Forum: Debbie Schlussel posted a long piece last evening about a charity that Sean Hannity is affiliated with, accusing them of malfeasance and mismangement. Frum Forum has done an exhaustive investigation of the charity in question, Freedom Alliance, and
—– “This planet’s a game reserve … and we’re the game.” Sold! Between this and “The Expendables” you have to wonder if the age of Hollywood attempting to cram the meterosexual action hero down our throats might be on the
Associated Press: After departing Hollywood, Parker got into real estate with his wife, Marcella, whom he had married in 1960. He bought and sold property, built hotels (including the elegant Fess Parker’s Wine Country Inn & Spa in Los Olivos
Can August 13th get here soon enough? No, no, it most certainly cannot. More badassery here.
The second high-profile name attached to HBO’s “The Pacific” was interviewed by CNSNews and would’ve distinguished himself with his classy approach to these questions even if his counterpart hadn’t defamed both the war in the Pacific and the War on
[Ed. Note: This is the transcript for the performance in the above post.] Watch the video here. Instrumental intro… Choir: Ahhh… Narrator: “We are a people of improbable hope.” Writes President Barack Obama: “For at the core of the American
MTV News: Actor Peter Graves, whose career spanned a star-making role in the 1960s TV series “Mission Impossible” to a late career reboot in the 1980s as Captain Clarence Oveur in the two slapstick “Airplane!” movies, died at age 83
UPDATE: AP confirms: “Green Zone” opens to a dismal $14.5 million. The moral of the story? If you’re going to trash America and the troops, use Smurfs. The Wrap: Universal’s “Green Zone” became the latest Iraq War-themed movie to fall
Victor Davis Hanson: Much has been written of the recent Tom Hanks remarks to Douglas Brinkley in a Time Magazine interview about his upcoming HBO series on World War II in the Pacific. Here is the explosive excerpt that is
—– No comment necessary. This is genius.
MTV News: Actor Corey Haim, 38, was found dead early Wednesday (March 10), the Los Angeles County Coroner and the LAPD confirmed to MTV News. While neither would comment or speculate on the cause of death, a police source reportedly
