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Teachers’ Unions Exposed in The Cartel
A brave new documentary reveals the corruption, waste, and stupidity of education spending in New Jersey.
‘Victory’ Over Obama? Hannity Shows How It Can Be Done
A review of Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama’s Radical Agenda.
Post-Katrina New Orleans Rises in Treme
The Wire's David Simon returns with tales from the devastated city.
The Pacific: A Valuable Tribute to a Dying Generation
Conservatives won't be frustrated by this new HBO miniseries about World War II.
Green Zone Advances Liberal Narrative of Iraq War
The film, starring Matt Damon, takes a terribly complex situation and renders it in high contrast black and white.
The Sweet Sound of an Immigrant’s Success
Music mogul Emilio Estefan's new book is a love letter to America and a roadmap to follow.
Will How to Make It in America Make It on HBO?
New York buds desperate to join the ranks of the rich and famous. Does the big time await?
‘The Bold and Fresh Tour’: Beck, O’Reilly Team Up to Perform
The Fox News duo riffs on ObamaCare, Scott Brown, Chris Matthews, and other topics of the day.
You Never Forget Your First Time … Watching MSNBC
I wish I hadn't succumbed to my curiosity after Scott Brown's victory.
Leno, O’Brien, and NBC’s Quagmire
The peacocks have come home to roost at the network, as David Letterman’s cackle ricochets around the Ed Sullivan Theater.
Limbaugh vs. Stern: Who’s the Real Radio Star?
At the start of the new decade, only one is still shaping discourse.
In Between Sermons, Avatar a Stunning Experience
The 3-D elements help establish a sense of time and place that otherwise might not be possible.
Obama Sorely Needs to See Invictus
The true story of how South Africa's Nelson Mandela united the country after apartheid would be beneficial for Obama.
Armored: Not Your Typical Anti-War Film
The anti-war refrain sets the story in motion, but the film ultimately showcases a soldier’s strength and heroism.
A Meandering Messenger, Yet Another Iraq War Film
Though less ideological than previous Iraq war film efforts, The Messenger suffers from a lack of direction.
Terror in Mumbai: Finally, an Unapologetic Look at Jihad
HBO should be commended for airing a documentary about terror with no liberal hand-wringing regarding the motives of the terrorists. (Also read Richard Fernandez: The Devil You Know)
Move Over Dr. Strangelove, It’s Men Who Stare at Goats
For an anti-war comedy starring George Clooney, it isn’t as ideologically intense as one might expect. And it's really funny.
V Takes on Obamamania
A remake of the cheesy 1980's mini-series features a subtext that parallels America in the age of Obama.
Exposing the Farce of Chavez — and His Western Admirers
Troubled by the intellectuals and celebrities who support the dictator, an expat Venezuelan writes a book on the horrors of Hugo Chavez.
Showtime’s Lock N’ Load: Hollywood Finally Lets Gun Owners Speak
Showtime's new reality series manages to look at Americans and guns without pushing an agenda.
Media Redemption in Unmasking Global Warming Scam?
The mainstream press might just reclaim some of its tarnished reputation by investigating the climate change charade.
How You Can Help Eliminate Media Bias
Some steps you can take to help ensure the news is really fit to print.
Wanda Sykes Returns to D.C., Resumes Cheerleading for the First Couple
Sykes' new HBO special, while often funny, doesn't find much to poke fun at with the Obamas.
Capitalism? Alive and Well. Michael Moore’s Reviewers? Hopelessly Biased
The critics, as usual, look beyond his dubious techniques, wildly partisan potshots, and other gimmicks they wouldn’t swallow from any other documentary director.
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