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Corey Haim’s tragic life came to an end in what appears to be a drug overdose. (more...)
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Fox News Channel remains the top-rated cable news network by far, drawing more viewers than CNN, MSNBC, and HLN combined, and is the third-highest-drawing cable network overall. Story here.
Magazines have a bright future on e-reader tablets, and they have nothing to fear from the new technology, says the editor of Wired. Full story here.
In a move indicating serious problems with Hulu's business model and advertising sales, Viacom has pulled its popular Comedy Central shows from Hulu. Full story here. (more...)
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McCarey’s ‘My Son John’
Leo McCarey's My Son John (1952) has been uniformly lambasted by mainstream critics since the day it was released—because the villains are Communists. Yet Martin Scorsese, a smart cineaste and certainly no rabid anticommunist, classed the film among his all-time favorites and wrote very sympathetically and understandingly about it. It's actually a highly interesting film, and well worth watching, very much in the style of McCarey's other non-comedy films of the 1930s and '40s, such as Love Affair and Going My Way. This clip (although of poor [Watch Video]
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S. T. Karnick writes about Christopher Buckley and the Mount Vernon Statement on Pajamas [...]
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Conservative leaders got together and decided, “What we need to do now is pretty much [...]
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A work about abortion easily lends itself to propaganda, either for or against this [...]
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Given my conservative frame of mind, fiction that bucks today’s politically correct dogma attracts me like Paris Hilton to the paparazzi’s flash. So when David Forsmark provides a short list of “Politically Incorrect Fiction” I am incapable of not clicking the link. [Read More]
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