Anyone familiar with the “Acts of the Apostles” will understand that using the word “sequel” in reference to Mel Gibson’s “Passion of the Christ” is a perfectly appropriate description. Picking up right where the “Passion” left off would be absurdly
You watch a few of these new “Lean Forward” ads and the approach becomes obvious, director Spike Lee and MSNBC are hoping to fool people into thinking they’re all about “The People,” “The Kids,” and “The America.” An extreme left-wing
The Internet phenomenon that is Trig’s Crew (Twitter tag #TrigsCrew) might represent the most potent example of the power of online activism we’ve seen yet. In a matter of hours, citizen activists rallied around the righteous cause of condemning a
The Internet phenomenon that is Trig’s Crew (Twitter tag #TrigsCrew) might represent the most potent example of the power of online activism we’ve seen yet. In a matter of hours, citizen activists rallied around the righteous cause of condemning a
Ohmydeargawd, how we love us some Greg Gutfeld. Please, Fox News, we need this in primetime: —– For those of you unfamiliar with the story, here’s our own Dana Loesch, whose offered second-to-none coverage at Big Journalism yesterday. And this
Sit back and take in a full year’s supply of empty-headed, self-important Hollywood narcissism (is there any other kind?) courtesy of Sean Penn, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore… aka The Usual Empty-Headed, Self-Important Suspects. It is good to know, though, that
Jerry Seinfeld cancelling a September appearance at a foundation run by Donald Trump’s 27 year-old son, Eric, that would benefit sick kids is pretty classless, but this is how the Left operates. They’ll do anything to get their way, anything
The other night, a funny thing happened on the way to an idea… With an absurd attack against Sarah Palin, the MSM proved a point I was going to make about the potent power of Twitter better than I ever
The other night, a funny thing happened on the way to an idea… With an absurd attack against Sarah Palin, the MSM proved a point I was going to make about the potent power of Twitter better than I ever
Containing one of the most instantly recognizable soundtracks of any offering to come out of that big budget-era of widescreen musicals we saw through the 60’s and into the 70’s, director Norman Jewison’s classic “Fiddler on the Roof” (1971) has
Something electrifying happened in my home state of Wisconsin Saturday afternoon, and not just Governor Sarah Palin’s grand-slam of a speech, which, contrary to Politico’s phony spin, was perfectly aimed at the smoldering and growing pile of Barack Obama’s failures.
Death threat sent to MADISON legislator This just out from the Associated Press, another breathtaking but predictable piece of sleight-of-hand dishonesty directed at Sarah Palin’s credibility: [Palin] said she was proud Wisconsin conservatives prevailed against union “hatred and violence” —
UPDATE: Oh look, the MSM’s already making thing’s up. See here. If Sarah Palin’s not running for president, what a terrible waste that would be of the single best stump speech I’ve heard since, well, Palin’s ’08 convention speech, which
We’re hearing that “Atlas Shrugged” is selling out theatres, even in New York! There’s no way to confirm, but that’s the word on Twitter. For those of you who have seen it, did you catch our own Andrew Breitbart in
—– It’s like Chevy Chase doing an impersonation of Chevy Chase doing an impersonation of Gerald Ford (which I loved, by the way). The best Chase could summon in defense of He Who Hit 41% Today, was an excuse that
If you’re tired of hearing me remind you that the corrupt MSM’s 2012 gameplan is to keep a relentlessly hostile spotlight on the Right in order to ensure Obama’s re-election, you’re going to get a lot more tired of it
Before we get started, here’s a quick and important rundown of the hopelessly biased, corrupt-to-the-core media world in which we presently live… A few dopes, most of them likely Leftist plants and Larouchers, show up at Tea Party rallies with
E! is giving the former Governor of Alaska the “True Hollywood Story” treatment a week from today. The network’s just released a few details that offer a surface glimpse of what to expect. I’ve highlighted what I found interesting, especially
The New York Post’s Kyle Smith gave “Atlas Shrugged: Part 1” a mixed review, but closes his must-read piece with a spot-on analysis of why the film still matters. Regardless of the reviews and even the box office, something remarkable
In this, the last part of our two-part interview (part one is here), Kennedys Executive Producer Joel Surnow talks at length about how his personal politics were the only reason the left attacked the miniseries. Worse still, Surnow’s conservatism is
While we always worry when we find ourselves in agreement with Mediaite, we are happy to see the idea we promoted last week picking up some steam. And nothing doubles our resolve in seeing “Red Eye” moved to a more
When 2012 comes around, the number-one job of the MSM will be to keep the focus off of President Obama. He’s a failed president and recent polling that shows him unable to hit 50% against every potential GOP challenger proves
UPDATE: It looks as though it’s possible to make the case the case that Kyl was correct — if so, my apologies to the Senator. If this is the case, it only makes Colbert and his left-wing allies in the
Late last week, Emmy award-winning producer Joel Surnow (co-creator of “24”) was gracious enough to give me a sizable chunk of his time for a broad-ranging interview that touched on everything from the current controversy surrounding the History Channel’s decision
And so it finally happened. Obviously troubled by the fact that Donald Trump’s questions surrounding Barack Obama’s birth certificate are starting to gain some real traction, Ben Smith at the left-wing Politico finally panicked and fired off the Race Card.
