
HuffPo to Jimmy Fallon: Stay On the Plantation, Or Else The Huffington Post wants to pretend the “Tonight Show” audience “Doesn’t enjoy” Jimmy Fallon’s joke about Hillary Clinton’s masculine wardrobe. But if you watch the video, that’s obviously not the
by John Nolte24 Apr 2014, 9:12 AM PST0

Deadline reports that this Easter weekend at the box office we have two openly Christian films perched in the top ten. Meanwhile, Darren Aronofsky’s anti-God “Noah” sailed over a cliff, failing to even rank. Coming in at number three, director
by John Nolte19 Apr 2014, 6:57 AM PST0

Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Yasiel Puig was smuggled out of Cuba, and baseball officials and authorities are concerned that those who may have been threatening his life could also endanger his teammates and baseball fans. Los Angeles Times columnist Bill
by BW18 Apr 2014, 2:20 PM PST0

Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Yasiel Puig was smuggled out of Cuba, and baseball officials and authorities are concerned that those who may have been threatening his life could also endanger his teammates and baseball fans. Los Angeles Times columnist Bill
by BW18 Apr 2014, 2:20 PM PST0

A big front-page story, and a scary headline, in the April 16 Washington Post: “Patient-records plan faces ethical pitfalls.” “Ethical pitfalls”? Yikes! Alert the privacy police! That is, the enforcers on the right, as well as the left! Could our personal medical
by James P. Pinkerton17 Apr 2014, 2:31 PM PST0
The $2 million independent Christian film “God’s Not Dead” brought in $302 per screen on Monday, compared to “Noah,” which brought in only $216. What’s even more incredible is that “God’s Not Dead” should be more played-out due to the
by John Nolte16 Apr 2014, 9:08 AM PST0

Jerry Lewis : Women Are Funny, but Not When Crude A while back, Jerry Lewis got in trouble for declaring flatly that women are not funny, including Lucille Ball. It was a dumb thing to say, even when you are
by John Nolte14 Apr 2014, 8:22 AM PST0

The rain didn’t come to California last year, but it is was raining “Benjamins” on Capitol Hill as the Central Valley’s Paramount Farm interests contributed $457,000 to Congress, and the Westlands Water District spent $1,600,000 on lobbying and outreach last year.
by Chriss W. Street14 Apr 2014, 5:33 AM PST0

After Mickey Rooney hit the big time at MGM, he was “embarrassed” by his father, burlesque comedian Joseph Yule, Sr., according to producer Ewing Miles “Lucky” Brown, an old friend of the Hollywood legend. Brown recently reminisced about his old
by Mary Claire Kendall9 Apr 2014, 3:38 PM PST0

The environmental apocalypse movie Noah opened this weekend to a strong $96 million in international box office. The movie that uses the name of the Biblical man of faith to build an ark under the instruction of God as its pretext for story-telling
by Rick Manning31 Mar 2014, 3:24 PM PST0

Hollywood may not be a religious by nature, but the town’s power players listen to the voice of international ticket sales. Those voices spoke loud and clear over the weekend with Paramount’s Noah, the Biblical tale which split audiences but
by Christian Toto30 Mar 2014, 2:17 PM PST0

If a Christian man marries an atheist woman, and they name their child Noah after the Biblical hero, is Noah a Christian? It takes a great deal more than words to be a Christian, or even to truthfully call oneself
by Sam Sorbo30 Mar 2014, 12:05 PM PST0

When atheist director and co-writer Darren Aronofsky promised that his epic “Noah” would be “the least biblical film ever made,” that was not hyperbole. “Noah” is a brilliant, compelling, beautifully-mounted, beautifully-acted piece of storytelling conceived for the sinister purpose of
by John Nolte28 Mar 2014, 3:45 PM PST0

Incorporating green agendas into Hollywood product is hardly new. Just consider films like Promised Land, Happy Feet Two and Avatar as recent examples of environmentally suggestive storytelling. Inserting green themes into a blockbuster adaptation of a Bible-based story, though, is
by Breitbart News24 Mar 2014, 10:52 AM PST0

As the gun debate continues to effervesce in the United States–especially among gun control proponents in or obliged to the federal government–it’s important to remember a distinction of rights and powers which was paramount in the minds of our Founding
by AWR Hawkins20 Mar 2014, 11:06 AM PST0

1. A Sure-Fire Way Russell Crowe Can Win the Pope’s Blessing of ‘Noah’ Paramount denies that a meeting with Pope Francis was cancelled by the Vatican because, according to the studio, no meeting was ever scheduled. The studio even got
by John Nolte18 Mar 2014, 11:01 AM PST0

One way to tell if a law is genuinely needed to protect the public – as opposed to just an underhanded maneuver by politicians to protect themselves from the public – is to see to whom it applies and if
by Tom Fitton18 Mar 2014, 10:45 AM PST0

A picture of Pope Francis alongside the creative stars of Noah, director Darren Aronofsky and Russell Crowe, would have gone a long way toward combating the fear that the film takes too many liberties with the source material. It wasn’t
by Christian Toto17 Mar 2014, 11:49 AM PST0

Miley Cyrus’ defenders will argue that the singer’s onslaught of outrageous behavior is fine because she is now an adult. No more Hannah Montana, apparently. And a former teen star has every right to grow up and entertain as she
by Christian Toto17 Mar 2014, 10:12 AM PST0
There are bushel baskets full of terrible things you could say about Marlon Brando that would all be true. This insult from actor Jeff Daniels, however, is not one of them: — We all owe Brando, but if this is
by John Nolte13 Mar 2014, 12:52 PM PST0

Paramount Pictures: Emma Watson introduces the new ‘Noah’ movie trailer, in theaters March 28: Follow Pam on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
by Breitbart TV11 Mar 2014, 3:43 PM PST0

Watching the 86th annual Academy Awards from the red carpet was a real eye-opener. The sun miraculously came out on cue at precisely 2 p.m. (EST) as the stars started parading down the red carpet. Before that moment, three days of
by Mary Claire Kendall8 Mar 2014, 8:58 AM PST0

Director Darren Aronofsky’s new film Noah is the subject of heated debate in the days before its March 28 release. Is this the dawn of a new era where Hollywood creates big budget, faith-based movies? Or, did Paramount hand a
by Christian Toto7 Mar 2014, 1:39 PM PST0

The upcoming Biblical blockbuster Noah has divided the faith community before its March 28 release date. Several Middle Eastern countries didn’t wait that long before casting judgment on director Darren Aronofsky’s film. Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates will
by Breitbart News6 Mar 2014, 11:11 AM PST0

In 1970 when John “Duke” Wayne won an Oscar for his starring role as U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn in True Grit (1969), the industry was a shadow of its current self. Or perhaps it’s the other way around. Veteran writer-producer, A.J. Fenady,
by Mary Claire Kendall2 Mar 2014, 5:43 AM PST0