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The countdown of the greatest American movies ever made continues… Dog Day Afternoon (1975) Sal, Wyoming’s not a country. Director Sidney Lumet takes the true story of one of the most inept bank robberies in history and makes it better,

Countdown: The 165 Greatest American Movies Ever Made (41-65)

While most of Hollywood and the media have been lying about the massive tax reform passed by the House and Senate last week, legendary film director Ridley Scott proved that he has a much better grasp of how an economy works than most actors and journalists.

Countdown: The 165 Greatest American Movies Ever Made (66-90)

Countdown: The 165 Greatest American Movies Ever Made (91-115)

The countdown of the greatest American movies ever made continues… The Professionals (1966) Nothing’s harmless in this desert unless it’s dead. An aging oil tycoon (Ralph Bellamy) goads desperate mercenaries — Lee Marvin, Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan, and Woody Strode

The 22-year drop in attendance is the least of Hollywood’s major problems coming out of a rather disastrous 2017.

The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur, a progressive left-winger, has been forced to apologize for a number of misogynist posts published on his website in the early 2000s, reports TheWrap.

With a dismal 58 percent disapproval rating, Meryl Streep is in worse shape than President Trump, a man she smeared with provable lies.

Just one year into Trump’s presidency, #NeverTrump has once again been exposed for who they truly are — bitter, dishonest saboteurs.

Huffpo’s Andy Ostroy attacked Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) for being a “black … prop” at the media event celebrating the passage of the tax bill.

Via Twitter, former comedienne Rosie O’Donnell offered illegal bribes to Senators in exchange for ‘No’ vote on tax bill.

CNN’s relentless campaign to destroy the innocence of young children marched on this weekend with a lengthy Sunday morning New Day segment promoting children’s book that depicts Santa Claus as a homosexual who is married to another man.

Two women told HuffPo that Chuck Close, a giant in the New York art world, lured them to his studio to see them naked and harass them.

T.J. Miller, the former star of HBO’s Silicon Valley, is now facing accusations that while in college he sexually assaulted and punched a woman.

Here are seven amazing facts about Trump’s booming economy that include record low unemployment, soaring optimism, and stock market records.

Thanks to a rapidly expanding economy, a booming stock market, real job growth, and the optimism that comes with all of that, President Trump’s approval rating jumped to 42 percent, according to CNBC.

CNN’s embattled afternoon anchor Jake Tapper has spent much the last few days defending Robert Mueller’s increasingly tainted investigation into President Trump. But when he attacked Fox News over “extremist rhetoric,” Tapper was undoubtedly hoping we all forgot about the dangerous rhetoric he himself has been guilty of hurling for years.

NBC paid off a Chris Matthews accuser, which means the network has now had nine of its staffers and contributors accused of misconduct.

Paul Haggis, the Oscar-winning director of Crash, has been sued for $9 million by publicist Haleigh Breest over an alleged 2013 rape.

Lisa Bloom sought payoffs as high as six figures to convince women to come forward with accusations against President Trump.

In what is being described as a “trainwreck” interview with the Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers, Downsizing star Matt Damon excused Sen. Al Franken’s (D-MN) alleged serial-groping as a “terrible joke.”

Laura Ingraham ripped into the “irreparably tainted” Mueller investigation into Russian collusion with the claim that it is now an example of “how big government can end up becoming a threat to a representative democracy.”

The Trump administration and congressional Republicans are eager to use the reconciliation process in 2018 to enact sweeping welfare-to-work reforms, the Hill reports.

The just-announced mega-merger of Disney and most of Fox is only about one thing: the cold, hard fact that streaming television is not only the future of entertainment; it is the only future of entertainment.

Journalist Virginia Heffernan has accused Donald Trump Jr. of being abusive towards women when he was just a three-year-old.

Tavis Smiley lashed out at PBS due to the “indefinite suspension” of his long-running show over “troubling allegations” of sexual harassment.

The ratings results are in for the full year of 2017 and show that CNN not only came in last place, but that the left-wing network’s primetime viewership eroded by double digits — even as second place MSNBC soared and ratings champ Fox News held tight.

In the court of public opinion, I see myself as a juror with the exact same responsibilities as a juror in a court of law. The question, though, is not whether or not someone will go to prison, the question is whether or not I, as a juror, will vote to sentence someone to historical infamy.

CNN’s Anderson Cooper publicly taunted and insulted President Trump as a “tool” and “pathetic loser” Wednesday morning.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association released its Golden Globe nominations Monday and failed to find even a single female director worthy.

The settled science informs us that the more often you flip a coin, the more likely it is that there will be a 50/50 split of heads to tails. In other words, if you flip a coin 20 times, the probability of achieving a ratio of 8 heads and 12 tails diminishes greatly if you flip it 40 or 60 times. The closer you get to 100 coin flips, the closer you will get to a perfect 50/50 split of heads to tails.

NBC is currently in full Kill Roy Moore and Donald Trump mode. It was fascinating watching those moments from Sunday’s Meet the Press as host Chuck Todd and his one-sided panel piously blasted away at Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore and his supporters.

President Trump blasted the left-wing Washington Post’s Dave Weigel after the reporter taunted him with a fake photograph that falsely represented the crowd-size at his Florida rally.

The establishment media have closed 2017 by proving President Trump 100 percent correct about their massive fake news problem.

The choice between a flawed man like Roy Moore and Doug Jones is an easy one for Christians — the choice between pragmatism and slavery.