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Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’ Eyes $100 Million Debut The Hollywood Reporter puts it exactly right: Memorial Day weekend is Hollywood’s Super Bowl weekend, the official launch of summer that offers three leisurely days for teens eager to get out

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

More Bad News for Paramount: China Sinks 'Noah'

While Hollywood is always willing to stand up for human rights against small countries like Brunei that don’t represent much market share, when China isn’t busy forcing women to have abortions, massacring demonstrators, or censoring Hollywood films, Hollywood seizes the

More Bad News for Paramount: China Sinks 'Noah'

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Bad News for Bryan Singer: Second Accuser Comes Forward A second (and this time anonymous) individual has come forward to accuse “X-Men” director Bryan Singer of sexual abuse too disturbing to detail here. This second plaintiff — a Brit — is

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

‘Son of God’ Producers Join ‘Ben-Hur’ Remake Yesterday, I was feeling a little bushwacked when it was announced that Timur Bekmambetov would direct the upcoming “Ben-Hur” remake for MGM and Paramount. There is nothing on Bekmambetov’s resume or in his

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

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

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Christ, America Dominate Box Office, Anti-God 'Noah' Sinks

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

Christ, America Dominate Box Office, Anti-God 'Noah' Sinks

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

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

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Big California Farmers Grease Washington for More Water

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.

Big California Farmers Grease Washington for More Water

'Noah' Review: Brilliantly Sinister Anti-Christian Filmmaking

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

'Noah' Review: Brilliantly Sinister Anti-Christian Filmmaking

Report: Green Agenda Problematic for 'Noah'

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

Report: Green Agenda Problematic for 'Noah'

Natural Rights Versus Delegated Power

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

Natural Rights Versus Delegated Power

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

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

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Dumb and Dumber Jeff Daniels Rips Marlon Brando

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

Russell Crowe Wants Pope Francis to Screen 'Noah'

When the Catholic Church has approved of something printed about it or the Faith, the book or document bears a stamp that reads Nihil Obstat, a Latin phrase indicating “nothing stands in the way” of it being published, along with

Russell Crowe Wants Pope Francis to Screen 'Noah'