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Will Steven Weber Put His Health Where His Ideology Is?

It only makes sense that if ObamaCare’s passed employers will opt out of providing private insurance and millions upon millions, 85 million by some estimates, will end up herded into the President’s public plan. But that’s okay with millionaire actor

Jon Stewart's Brilliant Audience

Are Jon Stewart fans smarter than the rest of us? Is that the reason why many of us do not find him hilarious… that we’re too dumb to get the joke? His audience goes into stitches when he rolls his

Story and the Power of Conservative Themes in Film

Boy, did I ever kick a hornet’s nest with my tongue-in-cheek Archie Bunker-on-steroids BH post, “My Secret Life as a Conservative Republican.” Lefties called it Reaffirmation With Senator Smalley, which I expected. But Righties nearly wet their pants in fear,

'Fox and Friends' Host Apologizes for Melting Pot Remarks

Build your own custom video playlist at embedr.com TV Newser: Fox & Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade apologized this morning for comments he made earlier this month about Americans not having “pure genes” like Swedes because Americans “keep marrying other species

Minority Broadcasters Seek Bailout

Well if we can spend millions to protect the salt marsh mouse in San Francisco Bay, we can surely shell out billions to bail out minority broadcasters. It’s good for the economy and after all Congress is on record as

Troopathon 2009: Our Boys Are Not Expendable

Troopathon 2009 is shaping up to be far more than a marvelous day of thanks offered to our brightest, bravest, and best. It’s also turning into a grand culmination of sorts for the first six months of Big Hollywood’s existence.

Review: 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen'

There’s not a whole lot to say about Michael Bay’s “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” From the first shot to the last, the whole affair is such a mess that for 151 minutes you just wait for the end. Not

Weekend B.O.: 'Pelham' Soft, Eddie Flops

Exclusive Steve Mason Early 3-Day Estimates 1. The Hangover (Warner Bros) – $32M 3-day – $103.97M cume 2. Pixar’s UP (Disney) – $28.5M 3-day -$185.16M cume 3. The Taking of Pelham 123 (Sony) – $26M 3-day – $26M cume 4.

Megan Fox: Another Nail in the 'Movie Star' Coffin

There have been liberal movies stars for as long as there have been movie stars. The list of left-of-center Golden Age-era giants is a mile long. My admiration for an actor has ZERO to do with personal politics, but as

Daily Gut: Maybe I Should Change My Name

So, Howard Kurtz, no relation to Tippy the Turtle, had talk show host and Playboy grotto ghoul Bill Maher on his show Reliable Sources over the weekend, and here’s a piece of it. (ROLL SOT) Another Fox host, Greg Gutfeld

MacFarlane's 'Cavalcade' of Comic Misfires

Critics harp on Seth MacFarlane’s use of comic cutaways on his popular animated show “Family Guy,” calling the technique lazy and uninspired. You know the technique – family patriarch Peter Griffin makes an aside, and suddenly it’s blown into a

'Antichrist': Lars von Trier Bores Me

Antichrist hasn’t even come out in the United States and I’m already bored. If you haven’t heard about Antichrist yet, you will. It’s the latest movie from Danish art film director Lars von Trier, who has made a name for

'American Idol': Pre-packaged For Maximum Profit

I have never really watched “American Idol” until this season. My wife is a huge fan and every year I would watch the first few “audition” weeks with her for the same reason people slow down near a car accident.

Daily Gut: Janeane and Prejean

So two women are in the news today: Janeane Garofalo for refusing to apologize after calling every single tea party protestor racist – and Carrie Prejean, still, for answering a question honestly about her religious convictions. Now Jeanane was approached