Standing on One's Principles: An Interview With Ron Reagan
Ron Reagan is the son of a president and, weekdays on Air America, he's a voice of reason for many listeners who are trying to navigate the complexities of national and global concerns.
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Tom Cruise Talks About Beating Disobedient Scientologists
Leading Scientologists, and Cruise's lawyer have disputed the claim. And now, in this exclusive video, Tom Cruise himself discusses the explosive charges. Take a look.
"Show Me The Money"
Is Michael Bloomberg buying votes? Will Arne Duncan bring a "revolution" to the way our schools operate? Some who responded to recent blogs wanted more evidence for my claims. Here it is.
TV Tirade: Ellen DeGeneres on "American Idol," Kanye West on MTV, Jay Leno in Primetime and the End of "Guiding Light"
The new television season officially begins on Monday -- and it can't get here soon enough.
The Fading Status of Glamour Gulch
Once known as the snowy playground of the Hollywood elite, in recent years Aspen's celebrity ski conditions have seemed more like mashed potatoes than champagne powder.
An Inglourious Basterdization of History
There is a surprising truth about WWII: nonviolence, of the kind Gandhi practiced, was used successfully against the Nazis.
The Dimming of Star Power in Hollywood
Could it be that Denzel and Julia no longer merit guaranteed twenty million dollar paydays with every picture? And if so, what precisely has happened?
Sherri Shepherd Lost 41LBS, Alyssa Milano Wedding, TomKat Fight: The New Celeb Weeklies!
Diets, weddings and big fights! The all new celebrity weeklies hit newsstands today -- and there is something for everybody. Which is your favorit...
The Case for Libertarianism
Anyone who follows politics knows the standard stereotype of what liberals think of conservatives, and what conservatives think of liberals. They both have an element of truth.
The Red Dawn Remake: The Chinese Are Coming! The Chinese Are Coming!
Remakes are generally never as good as their originals, but what really worries me about the Red Dawn remake is that the foreign invaders this go-around are apparently going to be...Chinese.
Another '60s Anniversary: The Ur-Action Blockbuster Goldfinger
Though Goldfinger looks almost sedate compared to today's jittery, mashed-up action pictures, editor Peter Hunt's work 45 years ago, emphasizing fast hard cuts, was an innovation.
Behind the Fake Report of Jeff Goldblum's Death
The roster of fake death reports that have gone megaviral includes Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise and now Goldblum; all fell to their death in New Zealand. I contacted the man behind the electronic curtain.
What Ever Became of the Epic Movie Theme Song?
For the past few years (give or take "Once," which rightfully won two years back), the Oscars have missed the boat on best song nominations and often award ho-hum picks.
StyleCaster: A Free Personal Stylist, Only Nicer
StyleCaster will provide you with the dream cyber closet of ideas and network you with stylists, models, and other fashionistas with similar tastes. It's Facebook meets Elle.
For Independence Day, Ten Movies That Scream America
As we head into Independence Day weekend, for those who'd like to move beyond the evergreen "Yankee Doodle Dandy", I want to suggest some classic titles that evoke our country's unique character.
Just When Did The Quality Of Hollywood Films Start To Drop?
While Hollywood continues to dominate the global film market, the most original, intelligent, and enduring movies today are being made outside this country.
Sarah, Greta & Scientology--Part II: Van Susteren Doth Protest Too Much
There are some serious journalistic conflicts of interest taking place here, and Van Susteren is either being duplicitous or disingenuous to characterize them as "silly."
To Celebrate Spring, The Best Road Movies By Farr
What we call "the road movie" represents a direct descendant of Homer's enduring, universal epic. Delving into this sub-genre, I was astonished at how many of our finest pictures actually fall into this category.
Palin Pallin' Around with Scientologists: Todd & Sarah & John & Greta
At best, what's going on is a journalistic conflict-of-interest on behalf of Van Susteren; at worst, it's a sleazy, national power play by a couple of practitioners of Scientology.
Britney, Tom, Michael Jackson and the Case Against Second Acts for Famous People
Not everyone deserves a comeback just because they're famous.
Tom Cruise Stars in Valkyrie, And Illustrates That Slide Down the Slippery Slope to Fascism
Tom Cruise: When I read a script, I see it like an audience and not as a filmmaker, particularly when I get caught up in the picture.
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