Presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney had a few choice words to President Barack Obama on Monday as the two gear up for a monumental election battle: “start packing.” Obama leads in the polls in a prospective head-to-head November match up
I grew up watching “Saturday Night Live” – at least when I was able to stay awake long enough to catch it. My mind has changed dramatically about the legendary sketch show in recent months. I’ve just about had it
Fox News President Roger Ailes has just released a statement in response to Breitbart.com’s exclusive interview with Governor Sarah Palin. At the close of the interview, the Governor was asked about Ailes’ recent remarks that she “had no chance to be
Governor Mitt Romney’s wife, Ann, has just made a huge blunder in proving herself to be a powerful, classy, articulate, intelligent, and attractive advocate for her husband and his policies. Because in our current media culture it doesn’t matter that
In an exclusive interview to Breitbart News, Sarah Palin discussed energy policy and her Fox News Special (with Eric Bolling) “Paying at the Pump,” which airs tonight on FNC at 10pm ET. The program will re-air on Saturday and Sunday.
With Mitt Romney now all but assured of winning the Republican nomination, he embarks on one of his critical quests of the campaign: finding a running mate who can help him defeat President Barack Obama. Romney took a huge step
Bryant Gumbel told The Daily Beast he was “embarrassed” that Sarah Palin guest-hosted the “Today” show. “[Hosts] used to be judged not just on their popularity level but the extent to which they were capable of interviewing someone or reporting
Trash Sarah Palin, and you can roll as many Easter eggs at the White House as you wish. Actress Julianne Moore visited 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. today to take part in the annual White House Easter Egg roll. It’s hardly surprising
After devoting his entire show to such burning issues as “Was it good for the Today Show to have Sarah Palin on?” and “Should the media pay attention to Ron Paul?” CNN’s Howard Kurtz devoted only one minute to covering
After devoting his entire show to such burning issues as “Was it good for the Today Show to have Sarah Palin on?” and “Should the media pay attention to Ron Paul?” CNN’s Howard Kurtz devoted only one minute to covering
Sarah Palin, just a week ago, praised former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum for taking a “New York Times reporter to task” on FOX News’ “On The Record.” Palin was referring to an exchange in which Jeff Zeleny of the New
Even as political speculation swirls that South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley may be on Mitt Romney’s shortlist as a vice presidential candidate, rumors rise in South Carolina that members of the state legislature may be looking to impeach her. The
Comedian Louis C.K. was originally scheduled to host the Radio and Television Correspondents Association Dinner. He dropped out last month when conservatives, led by Fox News’ Greta van Susteren, called him out for comments made about former Gov. Sarah Palin.
Tuesday’s ratings numbers are in, and “The Rogue” beat “The Perky One.” Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin defeated Katie Couric in their heavily hyped ratings duel on the airwaves on Tuesday when Palin co-hosted NBC’s “Today” show while Couric was
On his low-rated cable show, Jon Stewart put on a display of intellectual dishonesty last night unlike anything we’ve seen in a while — which, if you watch his low-rated show — is saying a lot: The Daily Show with Jon
The reason why Oprah’s network, OWN, is in such serious trouble is because Oprah lost touch with her audience and the world outside of the left-wing showbiz/news media bubble. For years, Oprah has inhabited this bubble, and now she no longer
(AP) GOP’s McCain to Santorum: Time for ‘graceful exit’WASHINGTONSen. John McCain says Rick Santorum should recognize “it’s time for a graceful exit” from the Republican presidential campaign in the wake of Mitt Romney’s sweep of primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and
Sarah Palin said that her top choice for the ticket was Congressman Allen West because he “understands the constitution” and is “passionate.”
(AP) Sarah Palin: Anyone but Obama in the White HouseBy FRAZIER MOOREAP Television WriterNEW YORKSarah Palin doesn’t sound too gung-ho about Mitt Romney as the GOP presidential candidate, but she insists that anyone is better than Barack Obama in the
Sarah Palin‘s Today show appearance Tuesday started with an interview with Matt Lauer, who asked Palin to share her thoughts on Romney and offer advice for whomever the future VP nominee should happen to be. Saying Romney is the “obvious
In previewing tomorrow’s morning-show matchup, Politico’s Dylan Byers and Mackenzie Weinger report that Gov. Sarah Palin told CBS’ Katie Couric in 2008: “I can see Russia from my house.” (Screen grab above, quote below.) The 2008 [Couric] interview also saw
NBC’s Matt Lauer pulled out his patronizing face today to attack Sarah Palin, who will be co-hosting “The Today Show” tomorrow. By phone, he asked Palin, “What are you doing to prepare? Are you reading some newspapers?” The remark was
The Razzies could be a great awards show for the everyman. They could spoof the self congratulatory place that is Hollywood. Bloated films like “The Tree of Life” and “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” would get their comeuppance. Instead,
The Gross Pointe North High School in Michigan certainly has a bizarre notion of what constitutes appropriate school language. According to Young Americans for Freedom, student Grant Strobl created a series of posters regarding the liberal media’s attack on conservative
“Saturday Night Live” veteran Seth Meyers is shocked, shocked that some audience members are a tad more … sensitive … than others about his jokes. Meyers shared his political comedy views with The Cornell Daily Sun: Sun: Have you had
