Industry News
Were living through seismic shifts in the entertainment industry. And while many readers may not care about Producer X and Executive Y, tracking the latest industry shifts could very well impact the content entering your home in the near future.
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Hollywood’s ‘Funny’ Obama SuperPAC
Good thing he has his unofficial Hollywood SuperPAC to lend him a hand. Will Ferrell’s FunnyOrDie.com site isn’t just a…
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2015’s Other Attack on Journalism
Yes, one of the year’s Oscar contenders offers a robust defense of shoe leather reporting. “Spotlight” reveals the true story behind The Boston…
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Why ‘Die Hard’ (Still) Matters
This was in the wake of news that Bruce Willis and director Len Wiseman (“Live Free or Die Hard”) were…
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‘Atlas Shrugged’ Team Takes Page from Ayn Rand
The movies didn’t do much business at the box office, and critics were far from kind. However, just getting the…
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Did Hillary Try to Silence Stand-Up Comics?
The owner alleges a “prominent” Clinton campaign staffer demanded he take down a video featuring five stand-up comedians pounding Clinton on…
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Adam Carolla: Hillary Win Will Spark Sexism Protests
For the past seven years, criticism leveled against President Barack Obama, particularly from the GOP, has been met by a…
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CNN’s Other Biased Documentary
CNN’s “Chicagoland” reality series, produced by Robert Redford, tainted the network long before its current credibility crisis. It’s not the first…
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Comic-Con 2015: Stan Lee Cannot Be Stopped
During the San Diego Comic-Con, the nonagenarian was outpacing people half his age and entertained all during a session which…
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Comic-Con 2015 Diary: The Line Forms Here
… Conan O’Brien couldn’t have been more gracious as he left the Spreckels Theatre Friday. He stopped to talk to…
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Comic-Con 2015: ‘New’ Batman Tests Hero’s Relevancy
Yes, you read that correctly. In a Reichenbach Falls moment at the end of Batman #40, Batman and the Joker…
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