Entertainment Weekly Upgrades Al Gore's 'Cool' Status

Slapstick Politics has an excerpt from a recent Entertainment Weekly article on Al Gore's film, "An Inconvenient Truth." It turns out documentary films about global warming have a way of making people cool. This should be encouraging news for science club high schoolers around the country. Minds are being changed, all right, and not just about global warming. Miraculously, over the past few…

Spike Lee's "Diverse' Katrina Film: Belafonte, Sharpton, Kanye West

Bozell Column: Where's the Objectivity In Entertainment News

MTV News To Show Soldier Videos In 'Iraq Uploaded

Bozell Column: The Private Interests of the Press

NY Times Ethics 101 - Pop Quiz

You're the boss at the New York Times. The warden at the jail holding celebrity snoop Anthony Pellicano issued an order barring anyone other than family and lawyers from seeing him. Getting a scoop with Pellicano will certainly boost newstainment sales.Do you: A. Respect the order and write stories without talking to Pellicano. B. Appeal to a judge to lift the order. C. Send in a "reporter" with…

NBC Promotes Class Envy in... Hollywood

Robin Williams Refers to Rush Limbaugh as a Piece of Male Genitalia on

Fair warning for those that are sensitive to vulgarity, for this post will need to use some to properly quote the individual involved. Comedian Robin Williams was on the “Tonight Show” Thursday, and used the occasion to make fun of Rush Limbaugh’s recent Viagra incident. To be sensitive to those that might be offended, all obscene quotes will appear in the "Read More" section.Now, to be fair, I…

The 'New' Superman: Truth, Justice, and... Other Stuff

The 70-year-old comic book superhero Superman has always had the longtime slogan, "Truth, justice, and the American way." But in the latest movie reincarnation of the Man of Steel, the slogan is a little different: "Truth, justice and all that stuff." The makers of the movie claim that "the world is different" than it was in the 40's and 50's, and that the film has to be applicable for movie…

Roker Holds Star's Hand

Walters Lied, Credibility Died

From The New York Daily News: A few hours after a televised display of saccharine warmth and affection between Barbara Walters and Star Jones Reynolds - who yesterday surprised her "View" colleagues by announcing she's leaving in mid-July - their relationship turned very chilly indeed. Never mind Walters' previous public assurances that Jones Reynolds was welcome to stay on the show as long as…

Fired For Failing to Be Fat: Feminist Hypocrisy at The View in Star Jo

WashPost Picks Up On MRC Study

Prime Time TV Shows Capitalists as a Criminal Class