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Robin Williams, Sports Fan, RIP

The tragic death of Robin Williams transcended the worlds of comedy, films, and television. Williams, who lived in northern California, was a rabid San Francisco Giants fan, so much so that he gave an impassioned address to Giants fans before

Robin Williams, Sports Fan, RIP

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Gordon Willis Never Won a Competitive Oscar Gordon Willis, a cinematographer who changed the game completely and defined the look of film in the 1970’s, died Sunday night. Willis was such a talent that even without knowing his name and

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Project Greenlight Reboot: Affleck Returns the Favor

When “Project Greenlight” first aired on HBO in 2001, it was Ben Affleck whose career was in trouble. After 1998’s “Armageddon” it was all downhill. Between cameos and small parts in films like “Shakespeare In Love” (1998) and “Boiler Room”

Project Greenlight Reboot: Affleck Returns the Favor

Boston Bruins Badboy Enjoys Hollywood Ending

DerekSanderson was made in Canada. The biopic on his life will be too. Bruinsdevotees of this most improper Bostonian are none too pleased with theannouncement. The filmmakers weren’t keen on Beantown location costs. “Bostonwas too expensive for this independent production,”

Boston Bruins Badboy Enjoys Hollywood Ending

Cher No Longer Trusts Government in Age of Obama

Cher has had her fill of “hope.” The liberal singer/actress routinely bashes GOP targets via her Twitter account, but this week she turned her fire on the current government. Her Tweet bemoans how she no longer trusts most U.S. politicians,

Cher No Longer Trusts Government in Age of Obama

Study: Liberal Movies Influence People More than Ads, News

Hollywood’s penchant for putting left-leaning messages in its product is more powerful than many realize. A new study suggests audiences experience a “leftward shift” after seeing films with a progressive bent. A team of political scientists at the University of

Study: Liberal Movies Influence People More than Ads, News

The year's most disappointing movie

There are plenty of just plain bad movies out there.  Some of them are quite entertaining in their own way.  For a movie to be disappointing, you’ve got to go in with high expectations – better yet, high hopes for

How Big Business Exploits Hollywood Tax Breaks

Hollywood power players like Ben Affleck, George Clooney and Sean Penn routinely tout a progressive path for the U.S. When it comes time to shoot a movie, said stars often end up following a studio’s conservative path to where state

How Big Business Exploits Hollywood Tax Breaks

'Breaking Bad,' 'Modern Family' Crowned at Emmys

By LYNN ELBERAP Television WriterLOS ANGELES Jeff Daniels won the Emmy for best drama series actor for his portrayal of an idealistic TV anchorman in “The Newsroom,” with Claire Danes capturing top actress honors for her troubled CIA agent in

'Breaking Bad,' 'Modern Family' Crowned at Emmys

Fisker Flop: Car Company Owes Taxpayers $168 Million

The Obama Administration announced on Tuesday it plans to auction off its remaining $168 million loan to Fisker Automotive–the “near-dead” and “once-glamorous maker of plug-in hybrid cars”–reports USA Today. Originally, Fisker scored $528 million in taxpayer-backed loan dollars but did

Fisker Flop: Car Company Owes Taxpayers $168 Million

Anti-War Celebs M.I.A. on Obama's Syria War Threat

The old gang isn’t getting back together, apparently. Anti-war celebrities like Tim Robbins, Sean Penn, Martin Sheen, Neil Young and Susan Sarandon railed against the Bush administration throughout the 2000s. They spoke out in every media venue possible, signed a

Anti-War Celebs M.I.A. on Obama's Syria War Threat

Sinking Ship: Liberals Pile on 'Elysium'

It’s no secret conservatives don’t applaud the socialist messages clumsily embedded in Matt Damon’s Elysium. The sci-fi parable, which opened to weaker than expected box office results and could downright flop in its second weekend, embraces open boarders, universal health care

Sinking Ship: Liberals Pile on 'Elysium'

Some Reviewers Turned Off by the Politics of Elysium

Elysium, the new sci-fi film starring Matt Damon, opened Thursday. Reviewers have been modestly positive overall (the film gets 67 percent at Rotten Tomatoes) but it’s clear that many reviewers were put off by the film’s heavy-handed politics. Here’s a