Cast Changes to Rock 'SNL'

"Saturday Night Live" could lose three valuable cast members at the end of the show's current season, which wraps this weekend with host Mick Jagger. 1 hour ago

Will Weinstein Release bin Laden Film to Boost Obama's Re-Election?

Harvey Weinstein may end up buying a new film about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, giving him the chance to drop the movie in theaters before Election Day to help President Obama's re-election bid. by Christian Toto 2 hours ago

One-Percenter Letterman Campaigns for Obama on 'Late Show'

After all, why should Letterman care about the 23 million people who can't find a job in Obama's "recovery," when he already as a sweet gig and it was just made sweeter through 2014 with a brand new multi-million dollar contract. by John Nolte 2 hours ago

Low-Rated Jon Stewart Refuses to Mock Elizabeth 'Cherokee' Warren

What's becoming glaring, however, is what we haven't seen on the low-rated "Daily Show," and that's Stewart talking about or mocking the fact that for decades now Elizabeth Warren's been running around pretending she's part Cherokee. by John Nolte 5 hours ago

'Battleship' Director to Journalist: Join the Israeli Army, Motherf**ker!

The IDF is the Israeli Defense Force and a three-year tour is mandatory for Israeli men over the age of 18 (women are required to serve two years), some Arabs are exempted. Why the interviewer won't answer a simple and valid question about why he hasn't yet served at the age of 25 is fascinating. Hopefully, someone in Israel will follow up. by John Nolte 7 hours ago

Maher Goes Full Hack: Romney Bullying Worse Than Molestation

Appearing as a guest on Tuesday's Conan show on TBS, the HBO comedian absurdly suggested that recent allegation of "bullying" in high school by Mitt Romney are worse than being molested by Michael Jackson. by John Nolte 8 hours ago

Roseanne Barr Runs For Green Party Nomination

The Green Party has a candidate running for its presidential slot who embodies the elite, intelligent image the party likes to cultivate – Roseanne Barr. Stop laughing. by William Bigelow 19 hours ago

'Newlyweds' DVD Review: Burns' Gem Shames Big-Budget Rom-Coms

Edward Burns isn't the flavor of the month anymore. Now, the intrepid writer/director makes movies on less than a shoestring budget, but when the results are like his latest project "Newlyweds" the price tag is insignificant. by Christian Toto 20 hours ago

Baron Cohen's 'Dictator' Drawing Fire for Alleged Arab Stereotypes

Sacha Baron Cohen's film "The Dictator" isn't out yet, but the project is already drawing fire from Arab-Americans for its alleged stereotyping. by Breitbart News 20 hours ago

Wire: Obama Keeps up with Kardashians

President Barack Obama can hold his own when it comes to pop culture: He's up on "The Avengers" superheroes, has a handle on the Kardashians and says he catches up with TV hits during long flights on Air Force One. But the president punted to wife Michelle when he was asked about the erotic fiction book "Fifty Shades of Grey." 20 hours ago

'Angry Birds' Creators Announce New Game

The Finnish company behind the tremendously popular mobile game "Angry Birds" has announced new game -- dubbed "Amazing Alex" -- in a similar vein. 21 hours ago

Politics in Play: DeGeneres Named Next Mark Twain Prize for American Humor Honoree

Ellen DeGeneres is a charming entertainer whose humor is both clean and inoffensive. Yet she's a terrible choice to win a Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, even if the folks behind the honor just named her their 2012 winner. by Christian Toto 22 hours ago

'Rampart' Blu-ray Review: Harrelson's Dirty Cop Deserves Our Empathy

Woody Harrelson's time behind the bar at "Cheers" couldn't prepare us for the savvy, often brilliant film actor he would become. In "Rampart," he channels off of his skills to depict a cop on the edge in a way we haven't seen before. by Christian Toto 1 day ago

HomeVideodrome: 'Chronicle' Reinvents Superhero, Found Footage Genres

"Chronicle" fuses the superhero and found footage genres to create a highly entertaining hybrid which could be the start of an exciting new franchise. by Hunter Duesing 1 day ago

Liberal Entertainment Weekly Dubs Obama's 'View' Appearance 'Waste of Time'

Even liberal outlets like Entertainment Weekly acknowledge the folly of having the President appearing on "The View." by Christian Toto 1 day ago

Islamic Groups Block Lady Gaga Concert in Indonesia

Islamic groups prevented Lady Gaga from performing a concert in Indonesia, citing the singer's lewd apparel and sexually charged lyrics. 1 day ago

Stern's 'Talent' Debut Fizzles

Howard Stern's debut as a judge on "America's Got Talent" failed to give the reality talent show the boost NBC suits expected. by Christian Toto 1 day ago

'Glee' Co-Creator To Host Obama Fundraiser

Ryan Murphy, the co-creator of Glee, is hosting a $25,000 per person fundraiser for Barack Obama on June 6 at his home in Beverly Hills. by William Bigelow 1 day ago

Rocker Bret Michaels Settles Case with CBS, Tonys Over Injury

Rock singer Bret Michaels has settled a lawsuit he filed against the Tony Awards and CBS for damages to his head after a stage set piece knocked him down and he claimed it contributed to a brain hemorrhage he later suffered. 1 day ago

Trailer: Oscar-Winner's Investigative Obama Doc '2016'

This is merely a teaser trailer for the upcoming feature-length documentary "2016," and tease it does. Unless you're familiar with the source material, Dinesh D'Souza's "The Roots of Obama's Rage," you wouldn't know that you're in for the kind of vetting into Obama's past the media has spent four years covering up. by John Nolte 1 day ago

Demeaning the Office: Obama Jokes About 'Sex Book' On 'View'

Today on ABC's "The View" we learn a lot about President Obama, such as why he forgets about the magnitude of the recession: He's too busy keeping up with the Kardashians. by John Nolte 1 day ago

Bullying Bully Who Directed 'Bully' Flop Lashes Out at Romney

"Bully" director Lee Hirsch, a fully grown bully, thinks it's his place to shame Mitt Romney and keep alive "The Washington Post's" discredited story about what Romney may or may not have done a half-century ago. by John Nolte 1 day ago

'Doughboy' Offers Family-Friendly Tribute to War Veterans

The new film "Doughboy," screening this weekend at the G.I. Film Festival, explores what happens when a disrespectful teen is forced to do community service at an old veterans' home. by Christian Toto 1 day ago

Ben Folds Blames Corporations for N.C. Vote Against Gay Marriage

Singer Ben Folds blames corporations for the landslide vote against gay marriage in his home state of North Carolina. 1 day ago

'Modern Family' Star Hyland Has Kidney Transplant

"Modern Family" star Sarah Hyland, who plays the eldest Dunphy daughter in the series, revealed she underwent a successful kidney transplant in the latest issue of Seventeen. 1 day ago

BH Interview: 'One for the Money's' Jason O'Mara on Avoiding That 'Sopranos' Accent

Actor Jason O'Mara hid his natural Irish accent to play a touch Jersey cop in the new romantic comedy "One for the Money," out on home video this week. by Christian Toto 1 day ago

Bristol Palin's Hate Mail Reflects Hollywood's Intolerance

The hate directed at Bristol Palin for standing up for traditional marriage sounds a lot like the incendiary comments coming from Hollywood against those who don't believe what celebrities hold dear. by Tony Lee 1 day ago

'The Dictator' Review: Baron Cohen Salutes OWS, Stumbles in Transition to Traditional Comedies

Sacha Baron Cohen's "The Dictator" is occasionally hilarious, frequently amateurish and consistently misguided in its attempts to humanize an anti-semitic hero. by Christian Toto 1 day ago

Story of a Class Act: Johnny Carson

Our friends at the Daily Caller have a wonderful column up today written by Raymond Siller, a former head writer for "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson." Unbelievably, this month we'll hit the twenty-year mark since the legend's departure from his thirty-year stint as the man all of America loved to go to bed with. by John Nolte 2 days ago

Roseanne Reeling: 'Domestic Goddess' Trailing in Green Party Presidential Battle

Roseanne Barr's quest to fix the country by becoming the first female president has hit a snag. The sitcom star can't even rally enough support in the far-left Green Party for her presidential aspirations. by Christian Toto 2 days ago

'Family Guy' Slanders Tea Party

The episode is replete with leftist stereotypes about the Tea Party: it’s full of racists (white people mispronounce “taco”); they hate government so much that they allow young girls to have sex with their teachers; factories are allowed to pollute at will. by William Bigelow 2 days ago

'Marigold' Proves Perfect 'Avengers' Counter-Programming

The year's most surprising film sleeper so far features an elderly cast and a retirement home setting. But folks are turning out to see "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" all the same. by Christian Toto 2 days ago

NBC Greenlights Comedy From Obama Speechwriter

NBC, ever anxious to capitalize on its connections to the White House, is planning a new sitcom titled 1600 Penn for next season. by William Bigelow 2 days ago

Bobby Brown Says New Album Represents Healing

"Masterpiece" is Brown's first album in 14 years. He was a multiplatinum star with New Edition and later developed his solo career. But his well-documented battle with drugs and his legal woes led to his musical decline. His turbulent marriage to Whitney Houston further eroded his image. 2 days ago

Michael Jackson Costumes To Be Exhibited, Sold

Michael Jackson's glittery gloves, spangled jackets, stage-worn costumes and personal fashion effects are going on a world tour. 2 days ago

Desperate NBC Bets Heavily on Comedy

The TV network unveiled a fall schedule on Sunday that has 10 sitcoms, double the number of dramas it will air. Comedy is being added to two nights, Tuesday and Friday. All the low-rated but critically-acclaimed Thursday comedies earned renewals, although "Community" will move to Fridays. 2 days ago

Book: Michelle Obama and Oprah Battled Over Fat

Apparently, the relationship between Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey is really over -- the fat lady is singing by William Bigelow 2 days ago

Film Company Owned By Obama Supporter Promotes Violence Against Bristol Palin

In February of this year, Magnolia Pictures' owner Mark Cuban attended a $30,000-a-plate fundraiser for President Obama where Cuban and our "first gay President" are reported to have "embraced warmly." Less than three months later, and after the whole War on Women fiasco blew up in the White House's face, Magnet Releasing, a genre label owned by Cuban's Magnolia Pictures, published a request that readers "get out your guns" against Governor Sarah Palin's daughter, Bristol. by John Nolte 2 days ago

'Avengers' Add $103M In Sprint To $1 Billion

The superhero blockbuster took in $103.2 million to lead for a second-straight weekend, raising its domestic total to $373.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. 2 days ago

One-Percenter Baron Cohen Toasts Occupy Rhetoric in Latest Comedy

Sacha Baron Cohen's new film, which he co-wrote, serves up an Occupy Wall Street-themed screed. But Baron Cohen lives it up like a true one-percenter, complete with an $18 million mansion. by Christian Toto 2 days ago

Movie Stars and Mavericks Set Course for Cannes

The Cannes Film Festival is only two weeks away, and this year's event will feature two generations of Cronenbergs and the return of several filmmakers known for their singular approach to storytelling. 2 days ago

Livia Soprano TV's Worst Mom

"The Sopranos" is no longer in production, but surly mama Livia Soprano still earned the NY Post's dubious distinction as TV's worst mother. 3 days ago

'Avengers' Adoption Gag Outrage Fizzles

It's official: The PC police are trying to make just about every gag off limits. Case in point: a throwaway line about adoption in "The Avengers" sparked a new petition at Change.org. by Christian Toto 3 days ago

Happy Mother's Day from Wolverine Himself, Hugh Jackman

Actor Hugh Jackman takes a break from shooting "Les Miserables" to wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day. by Breitbart News 3 days ago

Bass Player Donald 'Duck' Dunn Dies in Tokyo

Bass player and songwriter Donald "Duck" Dunn, a member of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame band Booker T. and the MGs and the Blues Brothers band, has died in Tokyo. He was 70. 3 days ago

'SNL' Brings Back Ferrell's Bush to Toast Obama's Same-Sex Marriage Declaration

Will Ferrell returned to "Saturday Night Live" last night, and he immediately brought back his George W. Bush impersonation in the show's opening sketch. by Breitbart News 3 days ago

End the Occupation: Liberate Liberty Through the Arts

Author Paul Hair's new web site hopes to inspire and nurture conservative artists repelled by the Occupy Wall Street movement. by Paul Hair 4 days ago

Betty White 'Very, Very Much Favors' Obama for President

Betty White says she usually keeps her political views private but in this presidential election strongly favors one candidate. 4 days ago

Obama Plays Hoop with Hollywood's Top 1%

Fresh off his Top 1% Hollywood fundraising windfall, aided in large part by a cynical decision to stop lying about his position on same-sex marriage, President Obama enjoyed game of basketball Friday morning with actors George Clooney and Tobey Maguire. by John Nolte 4 days ago

Off Teleprompter: Obama's Suck-Up Joke To Clooney Fails Fact Check

Obama recounted how it was based on a photo of him and Clooney at an event for the humanitarian crisis in Darfur. There was just one problem. Obama was wrong. by John Nolte 4 days ago

Jury: Hudson Stardom No Factor In Murder Verdict

Jurors shrugged off Jennifer Hudson's star status and insisted it played no role in their decision to convict her former brother-in-law for slaying the Oscar winner's mother, brother and nephew _ a verdict that means the 31-year-old Chicago man will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. 4 days ago

Obama Basks Again in Hollywood's Top 1% Glory, but at What Cost?

But does all the enthusiasm come at a cost? Obama's opponents tried as hard as they could in 2008 to make the candidate's Hollywood connections a liability, painting him as a celebrity darling hopelessly out of touch with ordinary Americans. by Breitbart News 4 days ago

'Dark Shadows' Review: Depp Drains Whimsy Out of Vampire Comedy

The eighth pairing of actor Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton gives us "Dark Shadows," a complicated and campy vampire tale that proves too much for the usually engaging Depp. by Kurt Loder 4 days ago

First-Time Filmmaker Takes Tough Love Speech to Heart

Aspiring filmmaker Karen Cox took a stern but loving lecture from filmmaker Robert Townsend to heart, and now her first film is set to debut at the upcoming G.I. Film Festival in D.C. by Christian Toto 4 days ago

Box Office: 'Avengers' Shatters Another Record, 'Dark Shadows' Disappoints

Yes, the biggest North American movie is getting still bigger and still setting records. Playing very wide with 4,349 theaters, The Avengers looks like around $28M for Friday and approaches a gargantuan $100M second weekend. by Breitbart News 4 days ago

Not a Prayer 'GCB' Returns for Second Season

The controversial show "GCB" got canceled today, along with the Kathy Bates vehicle "Harry's Law." by Breitbart News 4 days ago

Cohen's 'Dictator' Affirms Bush's Democracy Doctrine

The new comedy "The Dictator" hinges on the democratization of a African dictatorship, a direct nod to President George W. Bush's efforts to bring freedom to the turbulent Middle East according to a published report. by Breitbart News 4 days ago

Hudson Family Slayings Suspect Convicted of Murder

A Chicago jury on Friday convicted Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson's former brother-in-law of murdering her mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew in what prosecutors' described as an act of vengeance by a jilted husband. 4 days ago

Young Cancer Patients' 'Stronger' Video a Big Hit

The latest viral video features children battling cancer lip-syncing to a Kelly Clarkson hit along with their doctors and nurses. 4 days ago

Trailer Talk: 'The Campaign' Wants Your Vote, Avoids Partisan Jabs

The trailer for the new Will Ferrell comedy "The Campaign" focuses less on ideology and more on two truly idiotic characters. by Christian Toto 4 days ago

Project Cornlight: Bringing Hollywood to the Heartland

Actress Tanna Frederick's Project Cornlight is opening up the film industry to her native Iowa. by Christian Toto 4 days ago

Zooey Deschanel Broadway Bound

Zooey Deschanel, the adorable star of Fox's "New Girl," is heading to Broadway to star in the stage adaptation of "Coal Miner's Daughter." 5 days ago

Bad Vibrations: Beach Boy Blasts Obama

Beach Boys singer Bruce Johnston doesn't mince words regarding the current Commander in Chief, but he's also unhappy about the GOP presidential candidate. by Breitbart News 5 days ago

Report: Lovitz Put Career in Jeopardy by Critiquing Obama

A new report says pals of comedian Jon Lovitz warned the "Saturday Night Live" alum he could face fallout from daring to critique the president. by Christian Toto 5 days ago

Box Office Predictions: 'Avengers' Will Shrug Off 'Shadows,' Shatter More Records

"The Avengers" could make north of $100 million in its second weekend, notching another box office record for the superhero smash. by Movie Critic Assassins 5 days ago

'Dark Shadows' Review: Depp and Burton Reunite for Batty Vampire Reboot

"Dark Shadows" may be inspired by the gothic '60s soap opera, but under the direction of Tim Burton the film goes for laughs, not the jugular. by Lauren Veneziani 5 days ago

'God Bless America' Review: Shoots Desperate Blanks at Tea Party, Fox News, Conservatives

Writer/director Bobcat Goldthwait is on to something with his new film, "God Bless America." But Goldthwait takes an impressive premise, our increasingly coarse culture, and uses it as an excuse to unfairly bash the Right. by Christian Toto 5 days ago