Oscar-Nominated Movies Bash Business, but Hollywood Claims Thats Entertainment

Both networks cited liberal critics but excluded information from the company's news conference just a day earlier.

Overture. Dim the lights. This is it ... for the American free enterprise system if Hollywood has its way.

How the inheritance penalty affects the rich, the poor and the economy.

Reporter urges viewers to report price gouging after pipeline shutdown, but neglects to mention actual gouging is rare and that high gas prices help prevent shortages.

'World News with Charles Gibson' left out second opinion: higher taxes don't lower smoking rates but do breed black markets, mob-related violence.

But a real estate expert says large, pricey houses are a tiny part of the market.

The cable network takes a break from barking up the wrong tree on industry regulation and personal responsibility.

But energy experts point to regulation as the cause for existing problems.

Reporter calls pro-tax Virginia politicians 'moderate' while those against tax hikes are 'hard-core.'

From 5-to-1 imbalance in sound bites to excluding critical economists, reporter skews story on wage floor bill.

NBC consumer correspondent warns that big salads are big on calories.

Some reports finally call housing market shift 'good news for buyers' after years of predicting a bubbly catastrophe ... but others stick with seller-centric 'nightmare.'