'Hannity's America' Promotes Exclusive Interviews on the Twin Cities A

The Bible: Rosie O'Donnell Studies It, Barbara Knows Nothing, Joy Says

'Lost Tomb of Jesus' Filmmaker Rushes His Film to DVD To Cash In

ABC Can't Decide Whether Christ-as-a-Dog Offensive

Can you believe it? ABC displayed a painting depicting Mohammed as a dog, and then had the temerity/stupidity to ask if Muslims would find it offensive. Actually, you can't believe it. ABC did no such thing -- nor is it conceivable it would do so. But displaying a painting depicting Christ as a dog, and wondering whether anyone would find it offensive? Sure. Happened today on Good Morning…

Newsweek Blogger/Episcopal Priest: Global Warming Might Cause the Apoc

CNN Uses 'Anonymous Journalist' for Report on Shia Death Squads

Next week marks the fourth anniversary of Operation Iraq Freedom. How does CNN plan to observe the event? An update, perhaps, on General Petraeus’ new strategy to win the war, and the initial positive – if still early – reports from the battlefield? Please. I did say "CNN." The network is set to run a one hour special: “Death Squads Reveals Links between Shia Death Squads, Iraqi Security…

Today's L.A. Times Obama-gasm: 'Crisscrossed Cultural Divide' As Child

Harris in LA Times: Millions of Christians Working to Turn US into 'To

Open Thread

Today's starter: Washington Times reporter, Christian Broadcasting Network cameraman banned from press conference by Council on Islamic Relations.

Former PBS Anchor Attacks Christian 'Fundamentalists' As Resembling Is

Bozell: American People Believe Media's A Major Factor In Our Moral De

Newsweek’s ‘Belief’ in Bashing Conservative Christians

Labeling Imbalance, Biased Sources As LA Times Trumpets 'Evangelical A

Are Media Promoting America's Moral Decay

For all those wondering just how many Americans view the media as a major contributor to the moral decay in the country, Cheryl Wetzstein’s article in Thursday’s Washington Times is a must read (h/t NB reader bulletproof, emphasis mine throughout):Most Americans think culture is becoming more immoral, and they view the media -- both entertainment and news -- as prime culprits, according to a new…