Are you watching what’s happening over at Netflix? Because what’s happening is seismic in terms of how America and the world will be receiving their movie and television entertainment in the near future. For years I’d speculated that eventually home
Mitt Romney talks about Sarah Palin and how her quitting being Gov. might impact a presidential run.
Jeff Zucker is out as the President of NBC and the new owners, Comcast, will be taking full control of this legacy network very soon. While NBC is one of the biggest names in broadcast history, buying this network is
The National Journal is reporting: “The latest WikiLeaks document dump, publishing the details of more than 250,000 confidential U.S. diplomatic cables, has member of Congress blaming both the whistle-blowing website and the U.S. government for somehow allowing it to happen.
—– At the 1:44 mark Cher worries that if she comments on Palin or “teabaggers” that no Republicans will see her new movie “Burlesque.” Little late for the aging diva to worry about that. She alienated us long ago. Nikke
It seems like just as the Ground Zero mosque controversy was receding, NBC has decided to stoke the flames of passion again by naming the project’s developer Sharif El-Gamal a “Person Of The Year“. Gee, NBC once again demonstrates how
Asked about whether Sarah Palin could be President, Christie said, “Who knows, it’s an amazing world.”
Of course you did, NBC. How could you resist? NBC will apparently be naming the remarkably shady developer of the Ground Zero Mosque one of its “People of the Year.” NBC released a preview of what appears to be yet
Lonely during the holiday season? Find a companion with a TSA patdown at airport security.
—– The timing couldn’t be more perfect because tomorrow Big Hollywood will run Edward Azlant’s Sucker Punch Squad review of Kevin Spacey’s “Casino Jack,” which hits theatres December 12th. Two-time Oscar winner Kevin Spacey stars as disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff
Kanye West has backed out of a scheduled performance on NBC’s “Today” show after getting upset with how his interview with host Matt Lauer this week was handled. West’s record company confirmed the cancellation to “Today” on Friday after the
—– —– In front of an all-military audience, Jay Leno’s “Tonight Show” saluted America’s fighting men and women for Veterans Day. Part of the show included comedian Dennis Miller who did a few minutes of stand up that ended with
Part I: Part II: The stand-up comic and talk show host took the stage at Leno’s Veterans’ Day special for an all-military audience, and as the expression goes, “he killed.” Miller took dead aim at ObamaCare, soon-to-be ex-Speaker Pelosi, and
NBC News: The former Ohio Edison Mad River Power Plant’s 275-foot smoke stack in Springfield, Ohio falls toward spectators and surrounding buildings as it falls the wrong way during its demolition, Nov. 10, 2010. There were no injuries reported in
Part I: Part II: Christine O’Donnell sat down with Jay Leno on the “Tonight Show;” the conversation was cordial and the topics were, shall we say, familiar. In Part I, watch for when O’Donnell says she thinks Karl Rove is
From Michael Moore’s appearance on “Countdown” Tuesday night. Needless to say, both men were smitten to share the stage with one another.
And herein lies my real problem with NBC/MSNBC. What Keith Olbermann does as a private citizen and with his own money should be the least of NBC/MSNBC’s concerns. But they are so delusional over there that they’ve convinced themselves that
From the New York Times’s “Media Decoder” blog: In an aggressive statement questioning the legitimacy of his two-day suspension from MSNBC, Keith Olbermann addressed his viewers Monday night, saying that they were responsible for returning him to the air following
NEW YORK (AP) – MSNBC says Keith Olbermann will be back on the air Tuesday, ending his suspension for violating NBC’s rules against making political donations after two shows. MSNBC’s chief executive Phil Griffin said late Sunday that after several
The electronic media was abuzz on Friday with huge news of MSNBC’s President Phil Griffin and his decision to indefinitely suspend their prime time firebrand Keith Olbermann from the flagging cable news network. This story was so big that CNN
A couple of days before his suspension, Keith Olbermann sat for an interview with the New York Times to discuss this and that, and here’s what the Indefinitely Suspended “Countdown” anchor had to say about Jon Stewart’s above-it-all-ery: NYT: You
MSNBC has suspended prime-time host Keith Olbermann indefinitely without pay for making political contributions. Politico reported Friday that Olbermann contributed to the campaigns of three Democratic candidates this fall, including one on the same day he appeared on Olbermann’s “Countdown”
NEW YORK (AP) – MSNBC has suspended prime-time host Keith Olbermann indefinitely without pay for contributing to the campaigns of three Democratic candidates this election season. Olbermann acknowledged to NBC that he donated $2,400 apiece to the campaigns of Kentucky
Writing at NBC’s First Read, Alexandra Moe presents such a biased analysis of the Tea Party’s impact on the 2010 mid-terms, it’s either pure agitprop, or she left Curly, or Shemp and Larry out of her full last name. For
Working as a reporter for the election night coverage on Glenn Beck’s Insider Extreme webcast the other night, I spent five solid (and painful) hours tuned in to the cable network that uses the word Progressive so often that one
