NEW YORK (AP) — The sharp decline in viewers for the season finales of “The Voice” and “American Idol” this week raises the question of whether music competition shows on television are fading out. The year’s final “American Idol” on
Obama was sold as the smartest man in the room to the American people who would be accountable, transparent, but most of all 21st century competent to lead. In fact as I have said that since inauguration day 2009 on
The Sports Hangover recuperates from a weekend of a final-furlong-finish Preakness, the NBA and NHL playoffs weeding out weakness, and an MMA card with several losing fighters peddling a grievance. Don’t Hate Me Because I’m Beautiful “F— France and F—
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Godzilla” has smashed its way to the top of the box office. The 3-D monster movie from Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures had the second-largest debut of the year this weekend with $93.2 million, according to
Results of the 2013 National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), often called “The Nation’s Report Card,” indicate that high school seniors’ academic skills remain stagnant and lacking in proficiency and that a wide achievement gap still exists among student ethnic
Over the last year, polls have emerged showing that Americans–and the Millennial generation in particular–have lost their trust in government. This month a new poll of Republicans shows a continuation of that trend. A new Fox News poll finds that
For the second time in five days, most of the candidates running for the 33rd District congressional seat traded jabs and ideas in a debate at Temple Emmanuel of Beverly Hills. This time, Green Party candidate Michael Ian Sachs was
This year Californians are going to pay a steep price for their decision to lock in one-party governance in their state government. You see, Governor Jerry Brown, a Democrat, has introduced revisions to his proposed budget for fiscal year 2014-2015
‘Godzilla’ Hopes to Scale $65 Million Debut Whuh? $65 million? That seems awfully low. Maybe my own excitement is coloring my judgment. If no one monkeys my wrench or ointments my fly, I’ll be seeing this tonight. Kathryn Bigelow,
Why is the Queen lending the monarchy’s good name to a hard-left animal rights organisation which is now apparently more interested in harrying pet owners, persecuting fox hunters and criticising meat eaters than it is in its traditional role of
The oh, so tight race to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman in California is attracting some unlikely political forces. Last week, singer Alanis Morissette recorded a campaign song for Marianne Williamson, one of several candidates vying to fill the
CNN anchor Bill Weir, who Fox chief Roger Ailes once described as “weird” and “mediocre,” (after Weir attacked Fox News) has hit a milestone at the left-wing cable outlet; the second lowest ratings in nearly 15 years. In total viewers
In yet another case of liberal bias in television dramas, a TV show has portrayed a character as an associate of George W. Bush to “prove” to viewers that the character is the episode’s evil, murderous bad guy of the week.
On Monday’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” Spike TV’s “Catch a Contractor” star and author of “President Me: The America that’s in My Head” Adam Carolla responded to a March 7 Variety magazine review of his Spike TV show by Brian Lowry.
UPDATE: The Harvard Extension School Cultural Studies Club says it is no longer sponsoring the black mass. Harvard club hasn’t found a venue off campus to host black mass & announces they will no longer be sponsoring it. #fox25 —
Mitch Williams being thrown out of his 10-year-old son’s little league game for cursing out the umpire, calling him a “moth*******r,” is both déjà vu and reality mirroring art at the same time. According to a Deadspin report, former MLB
X-Men: Days of Future Past director Bryan Singer missed the world premiere of his new film in New York on Saturday night in the wake of two recent sexual abuse lawsuits filed against him, according to The Hollywood Reporter. During the film’s
Most of the candidates vying for California’s 33rd Congressional District seat were on hand Saturday to endorse themselves, slam each other, and discuss policy in an unusually formatted Internet debate hosted by moderator Cenk Uygur and the Young Turks, an online
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Seth Rogen and Zac Efron have bested the web-slinger at the box office. Rogen and Efron’s family-versus-fraternity comedy “Neighbors,” was the top draw for moviegoers this weekend, unseating last week’s champ, “The Amazing Spider-Man 2.” The
Robin Williams should look on the bright side–now he’ll have plenty of time to squeeze back into his Mrs. Doubtfire apron. Williams, who became a star thanks to his sitcom smash Mork & Mindy, failed to snare a second season
Britain’s pro-hunting group ‘Vote-OK’ believes its intervention at the 2015 General Election would deliver a win for the Conservatives, according to the Express. The group claimed to have been the decisive factor in 36 Conservative gains at the last election, which
CAPE CORAL, Fla., May 8 (UPI) —A drinking game is causing some concerns in Cape Coral — but it’s not because high school students appear to be ingesting alcohol. Social media posts supposedly made by students from Cape Coral High
Mid-South News, Weather, Traffic and Sports | FOX13 Last week, Breitbart News’ Matthew Boyle appeared on Memphis, TN Fox affiliate WHBQ and called the upcoming contest for the Mississippi Republican senatorial nomination “ground zero” for control of the state Republican
DENVER (AP) — Frustrated by the cash-heavy aspect of its new marijuana industry, Colorado is trying a long-shot bid to create a world financial system devoted to the pot business. But Colorado’s plan to move the weed industry away from
Terry Reed, president of U.S. Delivery Services tells Marquette, MI Fox affiliate WLUC on Wednesday that although ObamaCare may do some good things for people, it has had a negative impact on his business. (h/t RNC Research)
