W Movie
Are You Going to See W This Weekend?
A whole 94 days before President Bush leaves office, Oliver Stone's biopic hits theaters tonight! I previewed W with BuzzSugar, who wrote an unfavorable review lamenting the movie as too little, too soon. Many viewers will likely leave the theater mildly entertained by Bush's past antics, but exasperated with the last eight years, especially the Iraq war.Princess Culture Might Not Be Healthy For Girls
I know a very smart, independent, tomboyish 5-year-old who is enthralled by the idea of being a princess. It was Fiona from the Shrek films that got her hooked.
Girls have always loved playing with dolls and pretending they're princesses, but it appears to be crammed down their throats even more now by toy manufacturers and movie studios.
Front Page: Home From Summit, Obama Plans to Cut Spending
- President Obama has challenged federal agencies to cut spending by $100 million over the next 90 days. — AP
- Obama is also defending his friendly greeting of Venezuela President Hugo Chavez at the Summit of Americas, saying that Americans want him to interact with foreign leaders. — Los Angeles Times
- Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the Columbine school shootings.
Shrinking W: Is He a Puppet, Fool, or Sadist?
Since W the movie failed to figure out George W. Bush, a psychiatrist who's studied him is giving it a go. Justin Frank, MD, the author of Bush on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President, says President Bush is not Dick Cheney's puppet nor is he a well-intentioned fool in over his head but a sadist who will revel in watching the world clean up his mess from his Crawford couch.
Batman and Bush — Actually More Alike Than Knight and Day?
If you caught The Dark Knight already, you might want to go back for a second look — did you know you may have been watching a flick all about George W. Bush? According to this WSJ op-ed, it's true: There seems to me no question that the Batman film The Dark Knight, currently breaking every box office record in history, is at some level a paean of praise to the fortitude and moral courage that has been shown by George W.
What to Watch This Week: Political TV and Movies Abound
OK, OK I'm going to directly contradict every time your mother said, "read a book" or "go outside and play," because this week it's all about gripping TV. Here's what I mean: Monday — It's not light TV, but sounds compelling:- Section 60: Arlington National Cemetery — On HBO tonight at 9 p.m. this documentary tells the story of the section that serves as the burial ground of US military personnel killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Ask E. Jean For DearSugar: Am I an Online Dating Dud?
E. Jean is still enjoying her time off, but don't fret, she'll be back December 4th! In the meantime, here's an oldie but goodie.
The First Family Is Cast. Do You Want to See the Bush Movie?
The Bushes, Dr. now have their official doppelgängers. James Cromwell and Ellen Burstyn have been tapped to play the parents of 43. Oliver Stone has been hard at work on casting the whole first family for his movie about George W.
Briefing Book! Knowing Is Half the Battle . . .
- W: Is Oliver Stone's next movie a comedy? Hilarious script excerpts from the upcoming movie about George W. Bush.
The View Goes Gaga for the Sex and the City Movie
When Whoopi Goldberg makes the fatal mistake of mentioning the Sex and the City movie during a taping of The View, Sherri and Elisabeth can't contain their schoolgirl giggling, excited hand holding, and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious gushing. It gets a bit unnerving, but thankfully, Whoopi knows how to calmly and maturely put the two tweens in their place — by making fun of them. W00t for Whoopi!
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