The Daily Beast is using the same guilt by association tactics the media refused to employ with Rev. Jeremiah Wright during the 2008 presidential election in order to attack the Duggars. Who are the Duggars? They are the stars of
John Oliver should fit in just fine at HBO. The former Daily Show correspondent and fill-in anchor starts his own political series at the pay network April 27, and it appears his left of center bona fides are firmly in
Andrew Garfield has made no bones about his affection for Spider-Man, the character he plays once more next month in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Now, the actor is using some colorful ways to describe both the superhero and his alter
Liberal comic Patton Oswalt got a quick lesson in the left’s thought control tactics, and the irony wasn’t lost on him. Oswalt, a prolific character actor and stand-up, retweeted a column by noted conservative Mark Steyn that swatted our P.C.
Funnyman Artie Lange is back in the news again for health reasons. The former Howard Stern Show sidekick Tweeted out a picture of himself Tuesday in a hospital bed. The stand-up, who chronicled his long battle with addiction in two
The parents at the heart of Heaven Is for Real fights, flirts and struggles to pay the bills on time. In short, Todd and Sonja Burpo are as normal as any on-screen couple. They just happen to make the Church
Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly proved they were a fine comic duo in both Step Brothers and Talledega Nights. Their next teaming could find their comic chemistry nudged aside for liberal talking points. The comic actors are set to
Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars took time out of their schedules today to send love to Boston residents on the anniversary of 2013’s Boston Marathon bombing. #BostonStrong was back on Twitter as Boston natives Mark and Donnie Wahlberg led a
Political humor is often employed exclusively by the left in order to torment and target conservatives. A new satirical video is part of an effort to reverse that cultural imbalance. Don’t Take Selfies at Funerals riffs on President Barack Obama’s
Justified star Nick Searcy is lending his voice–and support–to the crowdfunding campaign behind the upcoming Gosnell TV movie. Searcy, who flexes his Twitter muscle to promote conservatism and beat back false liberal attacks, shot a new video to convince Americans
Ice Cube used Twitter this week to defend himself against charges he acted like a sore loser when his film Ride Along lost out on an MTV Movie Award. The entertainer insists he was just joking, and he blasted the
Five years ago, one of the biggest directors of our age wouldn’t pick Ben Affleck to headline his next project. That was before Affleck reinvented his career behind the camera and proved with Argo he could still command the screen
Listen to rocker Krist Novoselic speak about the late, not so great Occupy Wall Street movement, and one gets the sense he had a soft spot for those unwashed radicals. To a point. Novoselic, the former bassist for Nirvana, has
The folks at Google must have enjoyed The Internship, the 2013 comedy which doubled as a virtual love letter to the company’s work environment. The Internet giant was less pleased about a much smaller-scale production over the weekend, one which gently teased
The folks behind Mad Men learned a lesson or two from fellow cable hits Breaking Bad, The Sopranos and The Walking Dead. The latter shows would often split seasons into two halves or make fans wait many months before new
It wouldn’t take a Grade A satirist to see the potential in a humiliated politician laughing it up during her final press conference, like what happened earlier this week when Kathleen Sebelius exited the Obama administration stage. Or, the fact
Was Cher turning back time this week, or was the veteran singer trying to emulate a certain shock performer? The 67 year-old Oscar winner took the stage in Boston Thursday and proceeded to tear through a number of colorful costume
Producer Jason Blum brims with plans for what he hopes to accomplish next in Hollywood. Shepherding a $200 million movie to the big screen is not on his creative Bucket List. Blum, the producer behind low-budget smashes like Insidious, Paranormal
An Inconvenient Truth utilized a failed presidential candidate with a Power Point presentation to warn the world about global warming. Flash forward eight years. That warming is now a pregnant pause, and some of the ex-Vice President’s dire predictions haven’t come
The mirror at the heart of Oculus is capable of unrelenting evil, and that’s hardly a spoiler for anyone who saw the film’s trailer. The notion of evil is essential to the horror genre, says Oculus director Mike Flanagan, and it’s
Stephen Colbert will soon be the first openly partisan comic with a late night show on network television. It’s just one reason why today’s news that the liberal host of The Colbert Report will take over for David Letterman on
Dodgers fans are experiencing a different kind of blue this season. The L.A. faithful are furious because many can’t watch their favorite team unless they have Time Warner Cable as their content provider. Dodgers games can only be seen by
Did you ever watch a lame network sitcom and say, “I could come up with something funnier than that.” NBC wants to hear from you. The Peacock Network’s latest programming strategy involves crowdsourcing ideas for new shows. NBC’s national campaign,
Country music has been very good to Collin Raye, and the chart topper returned the favor many times over with hits like Love, Me and My Kind of Girl. Perhaps that’s why Raye dedicates part of his new autobiography A Voice
Jon Stewart likely uttered a big sigh of relief this week–President George W. Bush is back in the headlines. The ex-president’s art work is making the news rounds, which allowed Stewart to haul out his trunk full of Bush slams
Errol Morris’ 2003 documentary The Fog of War allowed former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara to show some remorse for his actions regarding the Vietnam War. Film critics were likely eager to see similar contrition from another Secretary of Defense
Going to the movies this summer? Chances are outstanding that you’ll see a film directed by a white male. A new study conducted by TheWrap.com shows a stunning lack of diversity from an industry which collectively speaks with a loud,
The American public continues to sour on President Barack Obama’s signature health care overhaul, one littered with premium hikes, policy cancellations, delays and outright fabrications. Bryan Cranston of Breaking Bad fame thinks ObamaCare is the highlight of the president’s legacy.
Andy Garcia wants his work, not some phony Facebook page, to speak on his behalf. The versatile actor/producer has closed down several Facebook pages filled with political quotes incorrectly attributed to him. “People think a lot about me politically, and
Mike Judge, the creator of Beavis & Butt-head, Idiocracy and Office Space, is often ahead of his time with his comedy. Sometimes, he has to wait a few years for his audience to catch up. Sunday night, the crowd was
Howard Stern has made no secret of his affection for Greg Gutfeld. Stern proclaimed Gutfeld’s The Five to be his favorite show earlier this year. Now, the self-proclaimed King of All Media is going a step further with his praise
Filmmakers Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney say they are making a TV movie about convicted baby killer and late-term abortionist Kermit Gosnell because the media hasn’t done its job covering his horrific crimes. To illustrate their point, McAleer conducted his
Mike Judge saw the connection between music videos and couch potatoes, and a crudely animated show called Beavis & Butt-head was born. Judge’s comic crystal ball, as it turned out, was just warming up. Now, as his new HBO comedy
CBS already may have chosen its successor to David Letterman, the veteran late night host who announced Thursday he’ll relinquish his comic throne next year. Stephen Colbert is not only on the tip of CBS executives’ tongues, but the Comedy Central liberal
President Barack Obama’s name isn’t mentioned during the new superhero sequel Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The president, and particularly his so-called errorist “kill list,” was still very much on the mind of co-director Joe Russo and his creative team.
Gregg Hughes was perfectly happy with his existing health care plan. That plan is now a thing of the past thanks to ObamaCare, and Hughes has a pretty big microphone to blast the people responsible for the change. Hughes is
Adam Carolla knows it’s no accident entertainment scribes bring up his “right wing” politics at every turn. The podcast king called out biased entertainment reports during a feisty Q&A with RollingStone.com. The interviewer stirred the pot by asking if Carolla
David Letterman, whose wacky stunts and snarky interviews epitomized the late night format for decades, will step down from The Late Show next year. The news came via CBS news anchor Jeff Glor on Twitter Thursday. Letterman’s audience will see
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is first and foremost a rousing sequel, the kind that makes you giddy that the Marvel movie pipeline is working at full capacity. It’s also a film we’re unlikely to see screened at the Obama
The CEO of Kickstarter.com is denying that his crowdfunding site censored a campaign for a new documentary on abortionist Kermit Gosnell. The filmmakers behind the project say they have the emails proving Kickstarter wouldn’t go forward unless certain disturbing language
