Refreshing interview with John Heder courtesy of Vulture: It’s been seven years between the movie Napoleon Dynamite and FOX’s new animated series Napoleon Dynamite, and the original movie isn’t even streaming on Netflix Instant. “It’s not?” asked the once and
Can six people actually be considered a protest? TheWrap.com generously applied the protest label to a tiny group of Occupy Wall Street protesters railing against the right to cuss on the small screen. The Supreme Court began hearing arguments today
Some industry folks attempt to put the best spin possible on this bad news, but an overall 2% drop in home video sales from an already catastrophic collapse is terrible news. The economy isn’t getting worse; it’s sputtering but has
– CBS studio team “Tebows”: After a miracle finish on the first play of overtime to give the underdog Denver Broncos a stunning win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the analysts and anchors at CBS Sports had only one response. –
Newt Gingrich echoes the attack put forth by SuperPAC “Winning Our Future” by attacking Mitt Romney’s days at Bain Capital. During this morning’s interview on “Fox and Friends” Mr. Gingrich tries to determine what level of profit an owner takes
Chris Wallace presents a fantastic argument against the Democratic National Committee Chairwoman’s attack on Mitt Romney’s days as CEO of Bain Capital comparing job losses in the companies he invested in to the job losses at Solyndra.
Sunday January 8 live coverage begins at 6:00 PM ET. Watch exclusive interviews from Saturday, Jan 7th: Sirius/XM’s David Webb BigGovernment.com’s Charles Johnson Fox News’ Jedidiah Bila Peter Boyer, Newsweek Human Events Editor Adam Tragone Breitbart Editor John Nolte Rob
This is all about collapsing DVD sales, but what the studios refuse to come to terms with is that if their movies didn’t stink, we would purchase more of them. Right now, “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” is
On January 3, Media Matters for America (MMfA) linked, among others, a Big Government item by J. Christian Adams to support its mischaracterization of a Fox News segment on South Carolina’s contested voter ID law. MMfA cherry-picked a small portion
On January 3, Media Matters for America (MMfA) linked, among others, a Big Government item by J. Christian Adams to support its mischaracterization of a Fox News segment on South Carolina’s contested voter ID law. MMfA cherry-picked a small portion
Sarah Palin, appearing on Fox Business with Neil Cavuto, discussed the GOP primary race while results came in for the Iowa GOP Caucus.
Fox anchor Shepard Smith took DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz to task when she claimed the Republican electoral base lacks energy compared to the Democratic base. “The Democratic base is enthusiastic about the President who talked about a single-payer system
In looking back at 2011, especially given the wrongheaded selection by Time Magazine of “The Protester” as their “Person of the Year,” it is worth examining just what sort of protesters entered the political landscape, and, more importantly, whether some
—– Daily News: Tony-winning actress Ellen Barkin rang in the new year in her typical brash style — uncorking a profanity-laced Twitter tirade against the NYPD and Mayor Bloomberg after watching the predawn arrests of suspected Occupy Wall Street scofflaws
Sydney Volanski, a 15-year-old who left the Girl Scouts of the USA and spoke out over the group directing the young members to liberal media group Media Matters for America, appeared on Fox and Friends to talk about the ordeal.
The NYT reports that Keith Olbermann’s ego may cost him yet another job and his absences behind the anchor desk during the biggest political nights of the season aren’t going unnoticed. In the television industry, Mr. Olbermann is well known
IS ‘BATTLE: LOS ANGELES’ THE MOST UNDERRATED MOVIE OF 2011? If it wasn’t for the evil shaky-cam, this would rank as a contemporary conservative classic right alongside “300,” “Taken,” and “The Dark Knight.” Battle: Los Angeles is a totally un-ironic
AP: A solid summer lineup helped studios catch up to 2010, but ticket sales flattened again in the fall and have remained sluggish right into what was expected to be a terrific holiday season. The result: projected domestic revenues for
1. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol: $26.5M — The only real bright spot, the only unqualified hit of the season. Cruise’s 4th outing with impossible missions should exceed the take of the last one. You can’t ask for more than
Frances Fox Piven, one of the co-authors of the Cloward-Piven strategy to overwhelm the state with millions of additional welfare claimants, has published an article in the Nation calling for the Occupy Wall Street movement to re-invigorate itself by recruiting
Ever since it was learned a Saudi Prince, Alwaleed Bin Talal, owned a large stake in News Corp – parent company to Fox News – the usual suspects (ThinkProgress, Media Matters, DailyKos) have been trying to use it as a
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney makes a strong case for capitalism and free enterprise as the solutions to the world’s economic woes in an exclusive interview with Chris Wallace.
By this time next week, six new tentpoles will have opened wide: “Tintin,” “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,” “We Bought a Zoo,” “The Darkest Hour,” “War Horse,” and “Mission Impossible 4.” It seems as though, despite good weather and
