Bad news for the once-legendary Washington Post is good news for America… Thanks to other businesses, including a number of television stations, The Washington Post Co. was able to make a slim profit in the first quarter of 2013, but
The once-legendary Washington Post is infamous for sticking its nose into Virginia politics in order to benefit Democrats. So it comes as no surprise that with Hillary warming up in the 2016 presidential bullpen and Clintonista Terry McCauliffe running to
Courtesy of my friends at Warner Archive, two films arrived for review this week, “Loophole” (1954) and “Duffy of San Quentin” (1954). I not only have never seen these, I hadn’t even heard of them until the email announcement of
Though I’m personally unfamiliar with Lee Child’s Jack Reacher novels, I did hear the complaints about Tom Cruise being too small to portray the character on film. In the books, Reacher is blond, close to six-and-a-half feet tall, weighs around
Over the past couple of days, CNN (specifically congressional correspondent Dana Bash) has joined MSNBC’s propaganda campaign targeting/shaming a handful of senators they see as vulnerable after their vote against the Toomey-Manchin background check bill. As we reported earlier, the
Burned, humiliated, and led by Turncoat Joe Scarborough, the national media has spent all of this week attempting to destroy Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) by manufacturing a reality that apparently doesn’t exist. If you are stupid enough to only get
More fallout for Howard Kurtz, the embattled media reporter unceremoniously dumped by the Daily Beast Thursday after publishing a column that falsely accused the NBA’s Jason Collins of not disclosing the fact that he — a gay man — had
Whatever you might think of Barbra Streisand now, her first film, 1968’s “Funny Girl,” is a potent reminder of the singular star power and talent that made her the diva/legend she is today. Director William Wyler’s biopic of Broadway star
Late Thursday afternoon, about 24 hours after Daily Beast columnist Howard Kurtz published a false Daily Beast column accusing openly-gay NBA star Jason Collins of not being completely forthcoming about a past-engagement to a woman, Daily Beast editor-in-chief Tina Brown
Media writer Howard Kurtz made a huge error Thursday in a now-retracted Daily Beast column titled, Jason Collins’ Other Secret. In it, Kurtz accused the active NBA player, who came out as gay in a self-penned Sports Illustrated cover article
Even with some individual newspapers seeing gains through digital subscriptions, the overall picture for the newspaper business remains bleak, especially for some of the nation’s largest newspapers. Total daily circulation for 593 reporting titles dropped 0.7% in just six months.
Currently, because all of my free time is being chewed up with the gutting and remodeling of my 1400 square foot basement, I have not yet subscribed to Warner Archive Instant (WAI). There is just no time to dive in
Now that Joe Scarborough has launched his nihilistic campaign to destroy the future of the Republican party, and has wasted months turning his program into a desperate exercise in left-wing emotional blackmail on the issue of gun control, the customers
We won’t know for a few months if this is a short-lived phenomenon based on the Boston Marathon bombings or a permanent viewing shift based on something that is as of now unknown. But for the month of April and
Watching MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough over these past few weeks has been an exercise in watching a desperately bitter man burn down his own principles as balm for his horribly misguided pride. What started out as a demagogic crusade from the
Twitchy reports that on Tuesday night, the left launched a Twitter game with the hashtag #SarahPalinFilms. Via a verified account, this was Netflix’s voluntary contribution: — #SarahPalinFilms “Iron Sky” nflx.it/11AZvLR twitter.com/netflix/status… — Netflix US (@netflix) May 1, 2013 — One
Of everything I’ve read surrounding Jason Collins, the NBA center who came out publicly as gay Monday, this column by The Chicago Tribune’s Steve Rosenbloom is by far the most disgraceful piece of yellow journalism I’ve come across yet. Nothing
In defense of the NYPD’s “stop-and-frisk” procedure, a policy that has been criticized as racist by The New York Times and left-wing civil liberty groups like the NYCLU, New York Mayor Bloomberg threw the Race Card right back in their
On Monday, the left-leaning Public Policy Polling group (PPP) released what they no doubt hoped would be a bombshell poll on gun control. According to PPP, and based solely on their vote against the Toomey/Manchin bill to strengthen background checks
During his Tuesday oppress conference, President Obama was asked by CNN’s Jessica Yellin about Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-SC) criticism of the Obama administration in the wake of the successful terrorist attacks in Benghazi and Boston. Graham told CNN last week,
Here is a fascinating look at our open-minded, objective, unbiased, not-at-all-liberal media: At a Los Angeles Times in-house awards ceremony last week, columnist Steve Lopez addressed the elephant in the room. Speaking to the entire staff, he said, “Raise your
After 80 years in print, Newsweek announced last year that it would merge with the Daily Beast and become an online only magazine. According to Businessweek, last year, Tina Brown’s Newsweek/Daily Beast (she is founder and editor-in-chief) was set to
The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) has just been re-introduced in the Senate and specifically bans employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. The bill has been around for the last couple of decades and its new supporters (two Republicans and three
***SPOILERS *** I’m not really spoiling more than the film’s original tagline, though: “He Had Two Wives And Led Two Lives… He’s The Best Dad Two Families Ever Had – At The Same Time!” — — A warm, fluffy,
