Mark Cuban Backed De Palma's 'Redacted' to Promote New Movie Distribut

Why does a small-budget movie like Brian De Palma's “Redacted” matter? Because of the ripple effects. The media have reported the film as "a ferocious argument against the engagement in Iraq for what it is doing to everyone involved.” Meaning the media are taking these deeply anti-war, anti-military storylines as De Palma intended, as a serious discussion of the day-to-day “realities” of Iraq.…
Lynn Davidson

FNC's 'Grapevine' Segment Summarizes MRC's Campaign Bias Study

Brent Baker

ABC Recycles Story Blaming Global Warming for Recent Hurricane Intensi

Brad Wilmouth

ABC News Anchor Admits Media Irresponsibility, Bias on Duke Rape Case

Chris Cuomo: Be careful what you hear from the media.
Kristen Fyfe

Hollywood: G.I. Joe no Longer American Soldier But an 'International

Warner Todd Huston

Editor That Mocked Bush’s Segway Accident Crashes One Himself

It might not have been instant, but the bad karma a former British tabloid editor got calling President Bush "an idiot" for falling off a Segway in 2003 got him four years later as he broke three ribs when he accidentally hit a curb driving a - wait for it - Segway (h/t Say Anything via Glenn Reynolds). As reported by Access Hollywood on August 21 (emphasis added): Piers Morgan may be a great…
Noel Sheppard

Daily Kos Posters Berated by Founder for being Gullible Fools

P.J. Gladnick

WaPo Reports Another Clinton Campaign Finance Fiasco Media Will Ignore

On Monday, the Washington Post broke the news of another major Hillary Clinton campaign finance fiasco that seems destined to be ignored or downplayed by media in much the same way previous instances of such behavior by the former First Lady avoided press scrutiny. After all, the media for seven years largely buried Hillary's involvement with convicted felon Peter F. Paul during her 2000…
Noel Sheppard

Ben Stein: Larry Craig Railroaded from Power

Actor and commentator Ben Stein strongly defended Larry Craig on Friday's "Your World with Neil Cavuto," arguing that the police officer who arrested the Idaho Republican senator used "Gestapo tactics" to "browbeat" him into pleading guilty when, in fact, Craig had not committed any illegal act."He didn't do anything. He tapped his foot," Stein said. "And I don't like the idea that people are…
Matthew Sheffield

Brits Believe Government Using Global Warming Hysteria to Raise Taxes

If a survey found that the overwhelming majority of Americans believe lawmakers are using global warming hysteria to raise taxes, would the climate change obsessed media report it? Highly doubtful, wouldn't you agree? Well, Britain's Daily Mail published an article Monday that seems quite unlikely any major U.S. press outlet would dare cover for fear of contradicting the media meme of the…
Noel Sheppard

Open Thread

Possible discussion point: Most of our national holidays have some special meaning to the citizenry. Other than the informal end of summer, and the beginning of the new school year, what does Labor Day mean to you?
NB Staff

Jodie Foster: Cheering in Her Payback Movie 'Shameful' and No One Shou

In an Entertainment Weekly interview, Jodie Foster explained her views on guns, “I don't believe that any gun should be in the hand of a thinking, feeling, breathing human being.” She also said it is “shameful” that the “unsophisticated people who see a sophisticated movie” will cheer when she goes after the bad guys who kill her fiance in her new vigilante movie “The Brave One”(emphasis mine…
Lynn Davidson

Labor Day Captionfest

Katie Couric reporting from Iraq.
NB Staff

Katie Couric Says Gen. Petraeus Will Report Surge is Working

If CBS's Katie Couric is beginning to believe the surge is working, it seems that even the most liberal media member could be convinced. With that in mind, Couric was Bob Schieffer's guest on Sunday's "Face the Nation," and after spending some time touring Iraq with Gen. David Petraeus, felt the General will be quite optimistic when he reports to Congress next week. In fact, after Schieffer…
Noel Sheppard