May 20, 2013

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Dallas Jenkins

Profile: Dallas Jenkins formed Jenkins Entertainment with his father Jerry (author of best-selling Left Behind novels) in 2001, and they immediately produced the $2 million independent “Hometown Legend” before selling it to Warner Brothers. Dallas then directed two short films, including the award-winning "Midnight Clear" (starring Stephen Baldwin), and co-executive produced the Hallmark Channel original "Though None Go With Me," based on Jerry's novel. His feature directing debut, also called “Midnight Clear,” was based on the short film and won several festival awards before being distributed by Lionsgate. His latest feature "What If..." (Kevin Sorbo, John Ratzenberger, Debby Ryan) is scheduled to be released in 2010. Additionally, Dallas's writing on pop culture and faith has been featured in over a dozen national magazines and regional periodicals, as well as several major online sites.

WashPost vs. WashPost on IRS probe (Ed Morrissey)
Media too prone to fall sway to Obama's referrent power (Salena Zito)
Five reasons to keep government out of Internet governance (Eli Dourado)
Is asking about what you pray for inappropriate for IRS? IRS commish not sure (Say Anything)
Another fed court invalidates Obama's NRLB recess appointments (Politico)
Former SecState Hillary Clinton's record leaves much to be desired (Kondracke)
Sen. Boxer is lying about impact of budget cuts on Benghazi security (WashPost)
Left-wing actor Cusack attacks Obama, Holder over AP scandal (Twitchy)
Dopey Chicago gun laws prevent museum from displaying unloaded WW2 relic (Fox News)