Tuesday night, Michelle Obama took the stage at the Democratic National Convention to deliver an impassioned defense of her incompetent husband. It didn’t focus on his record. It focused on his feelings. “Serving as your First Lady is an honor
DHD: Last weekend’s surprise 2016 Obama’s America (expanding into 1,750 theaters starting its 8th week in release) continues being helped by the Republican National Convention. The conservative political documentary should come in #5 with $1.6M today. By Monday’s end, pic will
A new Missouri poll indicates Rep. Todd Akin’s rape remarks have not hurt Mitt Romney in Missouri, but the comments about “legitimate rape” and the controversy that ensued have damaged Akin, especially among women voters. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch poll
By LISA CORNWELL and SETH BORENSTEINAssociated PressCINCINNATI Neil Armstrong was a quiet self-described nerdy engineer who became a global hero when as a steely-nerved pilot he made “one giant leap for mankind” with a small step on to the moon.
Well, when you live in an elite, socialist bubble the obvious often stuns. [T]he Rocky Mountain Pictures’ documentary 2016 Obama’s America in third place after starting out Friday #1. That’s stunning because it’s playing in a 1/3 less theaters across
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras headed to Paris Saturday on the second leg of a trip to try and win more time for his country to meet a deadline to slash billions of euros (dollars) from its budget. Samaras was
The small screen continues to attract some of the biggest talents in the artistic community. David Mamet, the celebrated playwright whose CBS series “The Unit” enjoyed a solid run, will return to the Tiffany Network for a reboot of “Have
You don’t need to consult the ghost of Walter Cronkite to figure this one out. A story breaks about the president’s half brother needing money to pay for his son’s medical procedure. The brother doesn’t pick up the phone and
(AP) LOS ANGELESPublished reports say The Tonight Show has laid off about two dozen workers and host Jay Leno has taken a large pay cut to save the jobs of other staffers. The moves are part of a restructuring to save
The team of Romney/Ryan isn’t going to stop with simply confronting the leftist media with a war of words. They’re planning to hit the leftists where it really matters – at the source – by cutting off their funding. The only way
Deadline.com: Michelle Obama is guest of honor at a fundraiser underway at Warner Bros chief Barry Meyer‘s home. It started at 4 PM and was a sellout even though ticket prices ranged from $2,500 to $25,000. Among the guests spotted are Warner Bros
President Obama’s latest fundraising email has moved away from the pathetic and crazed attempts to guilt Americans into donations, and back toward the Obama-as-celebrity meme. This time, Obama’s telling you that if you give money, you might get to meet
Remember folks, trickle-down economics only works in the entertainment business. Remember folks, tax cuts for the rich are evil, unless they go to rich people in Hollywood. Remember folks, big business is greedy and corrupt and evil — except for
From the very outset of the financial crisis, we were told if the federal government did not “invest” massive amount of taxpayer funds to bail out failing companies, the entire world economy would grind to a halt. And what was
DHD: Right now it looks like the PG-13 rated TDKR (4,242 theaters) bounces back for $10.2M Friday and $36M for the weekend. PG-13 Total Recall (3,601 theaters) will gross $9.5M Friday and $26.5M for the weekend. But rival studios point
A report issued Thursday by the House Energy and Commerce committee documents the extent to which political concerns trumped due diligence in the Solyndra loan approval. The report shows that the initial announcement of the DOE loan guarantee to the
The network which gave us the short-lived “GCB” is back with a series targeting a Texas-based militia group. Courtesy of Deadline.com: The network has bought drama pitch Founding Fathers, from Di Bonaventura Pictures TV and ABC Studios. Written by feature scribe
David Axelrod’s anxiety over Barak Obama’s reelection chances is now on full display. In the latest personal e-mail from the Obama campaign, Axelrod starts to act paranoid: You know what’s kind of amazing? That we’re not getting blown away in
President Obama is about to hit the Big 5-1. And he’s feeling pretty sorry for himself. At least that’s what readers can gather from his latest campaign missive, titled simply “Hey”: Benjamin — My upcoming birthday next week could be
Judicial Watch on Wednesday filed a motion in reaction to the Justice Department asking a U.S. District Court judge to give the government until August 24 to turn over recently-discovered CIA documents concerning the Obama administration’s collaboration with producers of
When former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner resigned in disgrace after conceding he had sent lewd photos of himself to women on the internet, his political future seemed doomed. Six weeks after the New York Democrat resigned, a Marist poll
With the country mired in debt, the Obama administration had until July 16 to submit their mid-session budget review to Congress. And they failed to meet the deadline. According to The Hill, the “document is supposed to contain revised spending,
Huffington Post is launching an opinion site called HuffPost Live 3,2,1 … on August 13 that is indicative of the new direction the Internet is heading. The site is designed to allow ordinary people, rather than professional pundits, to submit
Deregulation is the future for video and retransmission of broadcast signals by cable and satellite firms. That is the message from the House Energy and Commerce Committee Communications Subcommittee’s “Future of Video” hearing last Wednesday, led by Rep. Greg Walden
“Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane has a monster hit on his hands with “Ted,” which he both wrote and directed. After only two weekends, the raunchy R-rated comedy will haul in $122 million, which puts it $18 million ahead of where “The Hangover” landed
