While most of her peers in Hollywood were preparing for the 73rd Golden Globes, Lena Dunham spent the weekend stumping for Hillary Clinton and transforming herself into a walking billboard on the campaign trail in Iowa and New Hampshire.
James O’Keefe turns his hidden camera from ACORN to the Census. Tune in at 7:30 EDT.
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In honor of Clint’s 80th birthday, TCM is airing a 24 hour birthday tribute today. You can see the schedule of films here. This includes a new documentary, “The Eastwood Factor,” by critic and documentary filmmaker Richard Schickel, who wrote
Two weeks ago Dr. Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist and the Republican U.S. Senate candidate from Kentucky, appeared on the Rachel Maddow show to clarify statements he had made, which seemed to suggest that he would have opposed the Civil Rights
These may not be the best known or most famous of WWII films, but they deserve to be. Keep an eye out. You’ll be glad you did. 1. Command Decision (1948) – Made just after WWII, this Air Force drama
This is what a commenter offers to a performance of Leonard Bernstein’s Make Our Garden Grow: “It’s so beautiful, it makes my heart want to explode.” I met Leonard Bernstein only once, at a Christmas concert in the Cathedral of
