Rick Leventhal reported this story on Fox & Friends, and some of the report included video of the meeting between Robin Hood and the family. For whatever reason, it included this line from Robin: “And you know what? If you
You know things are really starting to go south for the Obama administration when its journalistic functionaries and spear-carriers on the left are starting to openly fret and worry as they begin to feel November’s chill wind blowing. The visions
Not just another Fox blonde, Megyn Kelly always comes prepared to an interview, with the facts at her fingertips. The decision by the Eric Holder Justice Dept. to drop the case against Malik Zulu Shabazz is fast becoming a national
Death and journalism have always maintained a delicate and sometimes weird relationship. During my days as a news writer for the old United Press International, my first lesson on the subject involved events with death tolls. Any time the death
On July 7th, Black Panther Malik Shabazz told Russian Television that Fox News was ‘trying to stir up racial fears’. In this rare footage of a Black Panther meeting, we see Mr. Shabazz when he isn’t on his best behavior
Malik Zulu Shabazz says Fox News is trying to stir up racial fears and lying to the public. He tells Russian viewers that Fox News’ viewers are whites and “Confederates”. When whites say they want to “take their country back,
The lurid website Gawker.com recently posted a story about the suicide of a Fox News employee that was entirely empty of any real newsworthiness, but did serve as a platform to throw a dig at Fox News. In fact, it
A young woman’s mother dies recently, and a few weeks later, suffering from severe depression, she herself dies, falling off a cliff in California in an apparent suicide. In the old days of responsible journalism, publications didn’t report suicides unless
Following a live feed of Sarah Palin’s speech at Cal State Stanislaus, reporters are caught openly trashing the former Vice Presidential candidate. The audio went out on the live feed supplied by Fox 40.
The extraction of shale natural gas is set to become a major growth industry in the United States. Recently, Amy Myers Jaffa wrote in the Wall Street Journal that natural gas could become “the game-changing resource of the decade.” Already
Jan De Bont’s “Speed” is a movie that in many ways symbolizes why 1994 was such a great year for movies, if not the best year ever in the history of the world and all universes known and unknown in
Several weeks ago, two critically-acclaimed and extremely inventive television series aired their final episodes. With the new summer television season upon us and fall premieres just a few months away, we can only hope that these upcoming shows deliver in
[Ed. Note: Big Hollywood is proud to be among only a handful of film sites chosen to premiere the new “Narnia” trailer: “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader,” which won’t be officially released until Friday. Carl has more below. ]
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Movies based on TV shows are often some of the most painful offerings studios have to offer. Whether suffering through the big-screen versions of “The Beverly Hillbillies” or “Car 54, Where Are You?”, “My Favorite Martian” or this summer’s mega-bomb
In light of this story today, what are we to make of this story by Ken Paulson, the president of the Newseum? At a time when America seems polarized over virtually every major issue, there’s one thing that politicians of
[WARNING: Major Series Finale Spoilers] Before the series finale of “24” began, Kiefer Sutherland (a.k.a Jack Bauer) appeared on the Fox network and thanked the show’s audience for their support of the long-running program. After eight seasons (eight days in
Don’t you read books? It’s a scientific fact; “The entire Fox News Channel is a twenty-four-hour-a-day racism engine.” Thank God for Sarah Silverman because before her (and as a long-time Fox News contributor), I was completely unaware of their covert,
NewsBusters: “The entire Fox News Channel is a twenty-four-hour-a-day racism engine, but it’s all coded, all implied,” she continued. “Lou Dobbs used to scream on CNN about ‘immigration,’ not ‘filthy Mexicans.’ I suspect the racist messages about Asians that permeate
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
Plain Dealer: [Rep. Steve] LaTourette’s speech criticizes Fox for questioning the sanity of nine Republicans (himself included) who co-sponsored a bill the network claimed would amount to a $165 billion bailout of union pensions.
You’ve read the stories about how the D.C. cops escorted a bunch of SEIU protesters to a private home across the District line in Maryland. You’ve heard the silence of the media lambs at the absolute outrage of hordes of
Michael Moore Tweets: WestPt cadets applaud Obama, FoxNews alters tape 2 remove applause Fox version:0:46-56 http://j.mp/9hmQC7 Actual:10:28-38 http://j.mp/brsuLp
Media Matters: Did Fox News edit video of President Obama’s commencement speech at West Point to remove audience applause? Filmmaker Michael Moore thinks so…
