With a House Select Committee gearing up to finally get to the truth of Benghazi, and nearly-two-thirds of Americans wanting that truth, all the “Daily Show’s” Jon Stewart could do to contain his impotent rage and fear was to remove
The mainstream, media is still trying to figure out how they are going to push back against the recently-announced House Select Committee that will investigate Benghazi. With polls showing that nearly two-thirds of Americans believe Obama engaged in a cover-up
New ‘SNL’ Addition Leslie Jones is Hilarious; Now Left Wants Her Silenced Leslie Jones was hired only after there was an uproar over SNL’s all-white cast. In her debut, though, Jones proves she’s no affirmative action hire. This is excellent:
The iconic Beverly Hills Hotel has been the location for a lavish A-list Night Before Oscar party since 2003. Those days are over now that Hollywood has taken a rare and righteous stand against the horrors of Sharia Law. The
Nicole Kidman won me with “Dead Calm” (1989), Phillip Noyce’s mean little claustrophobic thriller that traps Kidman aboard a small yacht with only a madman (Billy Zane). This was the kind of performance that makes an actress, and it did.
After CBS News reporter and “60 Minutes” correspondent Lara Logan admitted her report on the September 11, 2012 attack on the American consulate in Benghazi was “wrong,” she took a leave of absence. That was back in November. Now the
Bad News for Bryan Singer: Second Accuser Comes Forward A second (and this time anonymous) individual has come forward to accuse “X-Men” director Bryan Singer of sexual abuse too disturbing to detail here. This second plaintiff — a Brit — is
Having already cleaned up overseas, there was no question “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” would clean up here in North America on its debut weekend. As Deadline reports, though, the ridiculously expensive sequel ($225 million) that cost nearly as much to
In 1973, James William Guercio was a music producer famous for his work with the bands Chicago and Blood Sweat & Tears. For whatever reason (it was the 70’s!) someone at United Artists thought this meant Guercio was ready to
Luke O’Brien, writing for the left-wing Politico, details at great length the story of how The Daily Beast’s Tina Brown blew through $100 million of other people’s money (Barry Diller’s and Sidney Harman’s) on what amounted to a Tina Brown
The Mighty* Rob Schneider told Philadelphia talk radio’s Chris Stigall Friday that America is “sliding very fast towards fascism” and that stand-up comics who aren’t liberal “can get murdered.” Not literally, I’m assuming, but career-wise and up on the stage.
Gosnell Movie Billboard Is the Greatest Thing Ever This billboard pictured below now stands right outside the offices of Kickstarter, the crowd-funding site that attempted to censor the Gosnell Movie project and then lied about the censorship. The audacious awesomeness
The Sacramento Bee reports that the $100 million in taxpayer-funded corporate welfare Hollywood benefits from every year isn’t doing anything to keep productions in California or even stem the loss of production jobs. A new report from the nonpartisan Legislative
Jeff Herman, the Florida attorney representing Michael Egan, the 31 year-old man suing “X-Men” director Bryan Singer and three others for sexually abusing him as a teenager, says that “dozens and dozens and dozens” of other victims will be coming
Wednesday night, Susan Page, the Washington Bureau Chief for USA Today, tweeted out a photograph of a group of people she described as the “past 21 presidents of the White House Correspondents Association.” This is certainly not a photograph that
AT&T Bids to Become as Big as Comcast/Time Warner Cable Should the government approve the merger between Comcast and Time-Warner (and after Comcast spent billions buying Democrats, that’s likely to happen), that would give Comcast close to 30 million pay
When “Project Greenlight” first aired on HBO in 2001, it was Ben Affleck whose career was in trouble. After 1998’s “Armageddon” it was all downhill. Between cameos and small parts in films like “Shakespeare In Love” (1998) and “Boiler Room”
Chris Lehane, the Clintonista recently outed as the author of the infamous “vast right-wing conspiracy” (VRWC) memo, took to the pages of the left-wing Politico to do what every leftist does when discovered as an extremist: He doubled down. Lehane
People Are Mad I Said Chelsea Handler Looks ‘Used Up’ A few commenters slammed me in yesterday’s Top 5 for my observation that E!’s Chelsea Handler looks a “little used up.” I was actually trying to be nice. She really
The Hollywood Reporter writes that due to “Mr. Peadbody & Sherman” flopping, DreamWorks Animation took a $57 million “impairment charge” on the film and lost a total of $42.9 million in the first fiscal quarter. The animated children’s film cost
Released in 1977 against the headwinds of a terrible title, the “Star Wars” juggernaut, no bankable star, and withering reviews, William Friedkin’s “Sorcerer” died a humiliating death at the box office, especially for a hotter-than-hot director who had just delivered
Before the NBA Commissioner announced that Donald Sterling had been banned for life and fined $2.5 million for his racist comments, NBC News breathlessly broke the news below, which all turned out to be wrong: — JUST IN: @NBCNews confirms
Craig Ferguson to Leave ‘Late Late Show’ in December Craig Ferguson claims there is no tension or drama behind his decision to leave CBS and the “Late Late Show” after ten years in December. But there are reports he had
– – A quick glance at this morning’s news coverage makes clear that the media is more than a little eager to let Secretary of State John Kerry off the hook for accusing Israel of devolving into an “apartheid state”
