HATING BREITBART is a documentary that follows the late journalist, news executive and conservative-libertarian pundit Andrew Breitbart who died March 1, 2012. It has a strong moral, patriotic worldview supporting limited government and exposing the Democratic Party and the left wing’s smear machine against conservatives, especially Tea Party members. There is some foul language, however. The documentary opens with Andrew complaining about the m… Continue reading
…xas Ranger.” ** 2009 Movie Nominees ** In Alphabetical Order Best Christianity in Action THE BLIND SIDE What It Really Means To Be a Christian Best Walking with Jesus Christ THE CROSS Bringing the Good News to Every Person Best You Must Be Born Again Christmas Tale DISNEY’S A CHRISTMAS CAROL Life-Changing Christmas Journey Best Divine Providence KNOWING Predestined for Salvation Best God Ordains M… Continue reading
…ack by opening a soup kitchen, a drug rehab center, and other charitable deeds, all presented in a mocking tone. Just as her father is coming up for his award, he gets pulled away from the room by his aides, who show him a TV news report of a conservative Christian senator who is lambasting the lyrics of several songs by Dr. S and calling for a boycott of Feld Enterprises. Dr. S’s songs focus on abusing women, the sexual prowess of men, oral sex,… Continue reading
…ecause the dog is smarter than the tail. If the tail was smarter than the dog, the tail would wag the dog.” This is a metaphor for turning the tables on control and manipulation. In this case, a chosen few create fictional news and shape world opinion, rather than world events shaping the news and world opinion. Conrad and his assistant Winifred (played by Anne Heche who doesn’t display her homosexuality in this movie) go to California from W… Continue reading
…for TV movie, it is entertaining and has a good script. At some points, the conflict is not clear, but overall TRUTH BE TOLD flows very well, with lots of fun. Please address your comments to: Rupert Murdoch, Chairman/CEO, News Corp. Chase Carey, President/COO, News Corp. Tony Vinciquerra, Chairman/CEO, Fox Networks Group Peter Rice, Chairman of Entertainment Kevin Reilly, President of Entertainment Fox Broadcasting Company (The Fox Network) 1… Continue reading
…d. The downloadable version went for $12.99 while the hardback edition is available new for $14.30. I’d think actually printing a book would cost more than $1.31. Please address your comments to: Rupert Murdoch, Chairman/CEO, News Corp. Chase Carey, President/COO, News Corp. HarperCollins Publishers (Harper/Zondervan) 10 East 53rd Street New York, NY 10022 Website: www.harpercollins.com… Continue reading
…hors. When Becky (Rachel McAdams) is fired from her producer job at a New Jersey morning talk show due to budget cuts, the spirited, work-obsessed, young TV exec wastes no time in sending out her resume to every major morning news program in the country. She quickly lands a job as executive producer of DAYBREAK, a New York morning talk show that is continually in fourth place behind leading morning programs such as THE TODAY SHOW. However, she qu… Continue reading
…d lifestyles. God sent Jesus Christ to rescue those lost in sin. Jesus paid the price on the cross for the forgiveness of sin and then sent the Holy Spirit to empower millions of believers to rescue others by sharing the Good News. The Good News is that through Jesus Christ you can be connected to God. You can experience a connection to heaven even as you live on this earth. Heaven is perfect. There is no sin there. God in heaven is the source of… Continue reading
…n® and MOVIEGUIDE® better than almost anyone, because he had first hand experience with the Protestant Film Office and the other church activities during the Gold Age of Hollywood. As Dan Wooding notes in his story for Assist News Service: I met Ken in Israel in 2009, during the taping of “Reflections on the Beatitudes for People with Cancer” Curtis, who also founded the Christian History Institute (www.christianhistorymagazine.org <http://www… Continue reading
By David Outten, Production Editor A tiny TV antenna with special HD capability is scaring the broadcast television networks. So much so that President Chase Carey of Fox TV’s News Corp. warned that his network may have to turn from being a broadcast service to being a subscription service. On April 1, a federal appeals court in New York ruled in favor of the Aereo company and against CBS, Comcast/NBC, News Corp./Fox, and Disney/ABC. For 80 bu… Continue reading
