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CNN Prepping Hillary Doc from Fawning Filmmaker

CNN is getting into the Hillary Clinton movie business. On the heels of Rodham, a feature film about the former First Lady, and an NBC miniseries starring Diane Lane as Clinton comes a CNN Films documentary on a woman many

CNN Prepping Hillary Doc from Fawning Filmmaker

Romney Adviser Debunks 'Newsroom' Plot: Reporters Never Kicked Off GOP Campaign

This week’s new episode of the HBO series The Newsroom apparently took some factual liberties from its “ripped from yesterday’s headlines” format. The July 28 episode featured several reporters, including the show’s senior producer Jim Harper (played by John Gallagher Jr.), getting

Romney Adviser Debunks 'Newsroom' Plot: Reporters Never Kicked Off GOP Campaign

Adam Carolla Dismisses Comic Who Calls Him 'Nazi,' 'Bigot'

Roasts shouldn’t be taken seriously, but sometimes jokes pack truths that can’t be avoided. It’s equally true that the joke teller reveals something about himself or herself during these exchanges. Consider Andy Kindler, a little-known humorist who performs a “State

Adam Carolla Dismisses Comic Who Calls Him 'Nazi,' 'Bigot'

Kevin Spacey: Give Obama More Credit for Historic Achievements

Kevin Spacey looks at the media landscape, furrows his Oscar-approved brow, and wonders why President Barack Obama isn’t getting more credit for his work in the Oval Office. Never mind the anemic economy, the still roiling Middle East, the troubles in

Kevin Spacey: Give Obama More Credit for Historic Achievements

Director of Class Warfare Parable Longs to Live Like the One Percent

Director Neill Blomkamp only has two films to his credit, but already he’s at the forefront of the left’s message machine. His breakout hit District 9 offered a sour commentary on corporations and those who don’t support amnesty. His latest film, Elysium, is

Director of Class Warfare Parable Longs to Live Like the One Percent

Top 5 Hillary Gaffes You Won't See in Upcoming Clinton Miniseries

NBC will produce a miniseries based on the political career of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a project sure to polish her 2016 presidential aspirations. NBC’s programming is consistently left of center, and Bob Greenblatt, NBC Entertainment chairman, donated thousands

Top 5 Hillary Gaffes You Won't See in Upcoming Clinton Miniseries

Conservative Filmmakers Vow to Work Around Hollywood System

First-time filmmaker Steve Laffey knew he was in trouble when his film Fixing America got beat out for a festival slot by a documentary chronicling the gender transition of Cher’s child, Chaz Bono. Laffey shared his frustrations and triumphs Friday

Conservative Filmmakers Vow to Work Around Hollywood System

Bette Midler: GOP Tried to Prevent U.S. from Winning WWII

Most liberal celebrities who blast the Republican party stick to modern issues like taxation, birth control and foreign affairs. Not Bette Midler. Sure, the Divine Miss M hits similar topics via Twitter, but she doesn’t mind reaching back into history

Bette Midler: GOP Tried to Prevent U.S. from Winning WWII

Roman Polanksi's Rape Victim Pens Tell-All Book

Samantha Geimer has been understandably reluctant to relive being drugged and raped by director Roman Polanski back in 1977. She was 13 years old at the time. Even as the case repeatedly resurfaced in the news, Geimer preferred to say

Roman Polanksi's Rape Victim Pens Tell-All Book

David Letterman Mocks Pope, Catholic Church

David Letterman pulls every punch he can when it comes to President Barack Obama, but he has no qualms mocking the Pope or the Catholic Church.  On the July 23 edition of CBS’s The Late Show, Letterman brought up Pope

David Letterman Mocks Pope, Catholic Church

Spike Lee Asks Fans to Lend a Hand to Finance Next Project

Do the Right Thing made director Spike Lee a star. Now, he’s asking his fans to fund his next project. Lee’s entrance into the film world, the one-two punch of She’s Gotta Have It and Do the Right Thing, declared

Spike Lee Asks Fans to Lend a Hand to Finance Next Project

'Borat' Star Leaves Freddie Mercury Biopic, Film Career Uncertain

Sacha Baron Cohen stood astride the comedy world following the 2006 comedy Borat–dressed in a neon green bathing suit, of course. The gonzo comedy catapulted the talented Brit to stardom. Today, after news broke that Cohen has pulled out of

'Borat' Star Leaves Freddie Mercury Biopic, Film Career Uncertain

Nicolas Cage: Violent Movies Don't Inspire Violent Acts

Nicolas Cage is no stranger to action movies. While Cage forged his early career with films like Raising Arizona and Leaving Las Vegas, his recent resume is chockablock with action. Think National Treasure, Drive Angry and the Ghost Rider franchise.

Nicolas Cage: Violent Movies Don't Inspire Violent Acts

Will Ferrell's Funny or Die Preps Propaganda Videos to Promote ObamaCare

Will Ferrell’s Funny or Die web site veers between laugh-free satire, obvious swipes at conservatives and material that avoids mocking the current president at all costs. Now, Ferrell’s liberal content portal is aligning with President Barack Obama’s push to promote

Will Ferrell's Funny or Die Preps Propaganda Videos to Promote ObamaCare

Robert De Niro, John Travolta Team Up for Summer 'Season' Flop

Looks like The Big Wedding won’t be Robert De Niro’s most embarrassing moment of 2013. That disastrous rom-com found the Oscar winner wallowing in poorly written vulgarities, the kind leagues beneath his talents. Now, De Niro has a new clunker

Robert De Niro, John Travolta Team Up for Summer 'Season' Flop

Veteran Actor Dennis Farina Dies

Veteran character actor Dennis Farina, known for his salt and pepper hair, gruff demeanor and penchant for stealing scenes, has died at the age of 69. Farina’s most memorable work came in films like Get Shorty, Midnight Run and NBC’s

Veteran Actor Dennis Farina Dies

Comic-Con Flops: From 'Sky Captain' to 'Pacific Rim'

Even people who never collected a single comic book are tempted to get wrapped up in the hype surrounding the annual Comic-Con event. This year, the most talked about films included Catching Fire, the upcoming Veronica Mars movie and a

Comic-Con Flops: From 'Sky Captain' to 'Pacific Rim'

Stevie's Epic Fail: Musicians Ignore Wonder's Florida Boycott

Singer Stevie Wonder thrust himself back into the national spotlight Tuesday when he said he wouldn’t perform in Florida to protest George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the death of Trayvon Martin and the state’s “Stand Your Ground” law. The announcement came

Stevie's Epic Fail: Musicians Ignore Wonder's Florida Boycott

Adam Carolla: Media Up the A** of Obama Administration

Adam Carolla followed the mainstream media’s advice this week and began a dialogue on race relations with his podcast partner Dr. Drew Pinsky. Carolla used the discussion as a springboard to slam the media for its subservience to President Barack Obama

Adam Carolla: Media Up the A** of Obama Administration

Media Sugarcoats Olbermann's Hard-Left Politics, Misogyny

Media consumers can just imagine the stories they’d read if ESPN hired radio talker Rush Limbaugh to host his own one-hour show. The term “conservative” would appear in the first paragraph, the word “divisive” would come next, and then we’d

Media Sugarcoats Olbermann's Hard-Left Politics, Misogyny

Streaming History: Netflix's 'Cards' Snares Nine Emmy Noms

The streaming revolution has officially crashed the Emmys. House of Cards, the political drama from streaming powerhouse Netflix, picked up an Emmy nomination today for Best Drama among nine overall nominations. Emmy voters also selected stars Kevin Spacey and Robin

Streaming History: Netflix's 'Cards' Snares Nine Emmy Noms