Opinion
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‘Force Awakens’ Must Tap Trilogy’s Innocence, Hope
Disney is doubling down on the strategy that has worked so well for the Marvel Universe. Think a mix of…
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Why It’s Time for David Letterman to Leave Late Night
Jay Leno’s exit from “The Tonight Show” earlier this year happened without his direct consent, but he, too, left the…
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Hollywood Running Out of Hope for Change in Obama’s 2nd Term
The Hollywood Reporter’s Election Day headline says part of the story: “Hollywood Super PAC Fundraising Tanks in Midterm Election.” The article…
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How News Media, Hollywood Collude to Rock Your Vote
Those two groups see no problem using their money – and clout – to do the same. And they often work…
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5 Reasons Michael Bay’s Benghazi Film Won’t Impact Hillary
Conservatives may cheer the news, hoping the film will force news outlets to re-examine Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s role…
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6 Political Stories Jon Stewart Could Mock (But Won’t)
Stewart’s “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central leans decidedly left even if mainstream media outlets refuse to label the series…
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‘Saturday Night Live’ on Obama: Too Little, Too Late
For nearly six years the venerable sketch show failed to comedically vet President Barack Obama as it has presidents starting…
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Is Russell Brand the New Michael Moore?
The filmmaker hasn’t made a movie since 2009’s “Capitalism: A Love Story.” That’s a long five years for the left’s most…
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Is America Ready for ‘Dear White People?’
Lee’s 1989 classic made us confront race in ways that couldn’t be avoided. “Dear White People” should repeat that film’s…
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How ‘Mr. Smith’s’ Beltway Battle Mirrored Christ’s Crucifixion
Mr. Jefferson Smith (Jimmy Stewart, classic Hollywood Everyman) is small-town hero chosen to fill a vacated senate seat for a…
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