It almost sounds like the set up to a “guy walks into a bar” joke — or maybe a knock-knock joke — but the Washington Post‘s Dana Milbank made an assessment of his own political ideology that can’t help but
CNN media critic Howard Kurtz confronts radio host Bill Press on his recent comments comparing Glenn Beck’s rally at the Lincoln Memorial to Al Qaeda holding a rally at Ground Zero.
In an August 2 column, the Washington Post‘s Howard Kurtz cried a river over the rancor he saw in today’s media calling it a “nastiness index” that continues to rise. But his lament is not only off base in many
My colleague Alex Marlow has already done an effective job of pointing out how Howard Kurtz of CNN’s “Reliable Sources” maneuvered his Sunday coverage of last week’s “Hardball” redo into yet another MSM hit that intentionally ignores the fact that
In Orwell’s 1984, Big Brother increased chocolate rations from 30 grams per week to 25 grams per week. You read that right. There are no objective facts; there is only the word of the Ministry of Truth. The 21st century
CNN’s Howard Kurtz plays only a selective edit of Limbaugh’s comment and fails to mention that it was a direct response to remarks made by Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Cynthia Tucker about Michael Steele.
The Washington Post had two pieces on the (forced) resignation of its “conservative” blogger, Dave Weigel: one by ombudsman, Andrew Alexander; and, another by the staff writer, Howard Kurtz. Both pieces make a bad situation worse: Alexander’s by unintentionally posing
There was a particularly disturbing segment during Howard Kurtz’ Reliable Sources program on CNN this weekend. Host Howard Kurtz was interviewing David Remnick, Editor-in-Chief of the New Yorker, who was “pimping” his new book “The Bridge: The Life and Rise
Yesterday, Howard Kurtz wrote a sad-sack column about the death of the legitimate entertainment critic. “It can be revealing to find out what people like you, uncredentialed as they may be, think about the new Meryl Streep movie, Philip Roth
So in her most recent video for her song “Window Seat,” performer Erykah Badu removes all of her clothes while walking along the path where JFK was shot. In a way, it’s like strip poker for Oliver Stone. Offended? Not
Sure, it’s a silly question. Still, it’s nice to see the lapdogs of the Democrat-Media Complex finally ‘fess up to an act of malfeasant journalistic cheerleading on a scale never before seen in this country. From Newsbusters: Two prominent journalists
Should the National Enquirer get the Pulitzer Prize for its multi-year investigation of the John Edwards affair, scandal and cover-up? That’s a question that’s been asked lately: in some cases, at the same Mainstream Media papers which participated in the
Embedded video from CNN Video Newsbusters: Howard Kurtz must have forgotten how much attention his own network gave to Kanye West’s claim in the wake of Hurricane Katrina that “George Bush does not care about black people.” In fact, in
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
Newsbusters: It’s likely a tired story to many by now, nearly a week after the Miss USA pageant and the controversy that ensued over Miss USA runner-up, Miss California Carrie Prejean’s answer to a question from same-sex marriage activist and
CNN/Washington Post media reporter Howard Kurtz weighs in on the Private Scott Beauchamp “Shock Troops” controversy that has the New Republic’s credibility hanging in the balance.
