Back in the glory days of “Saturday Night Live,” before the show became an interchangeable trudge of Alec Baldwin’s mean-spirited Donald Trump impersonations, those productions used to be awfully funny – filled with sharp wit and good-natured swipes at offenders of all political persuasions and pomposities. (Memo to SNL and… CONTINUE
The ‘Pouncing Conservatives’ Epidemic
It’s a little known fact that one of the greatest B-horror films ever conceived (though oddly only the third or fourth best primate-themed movie starring Roddy McDowall) is a 1990 flick called Shakma. Shakma, known internationally as Panic in the Tower, is about an insane laboratory baboon that hunts down… CONTINUE
The Five’s ‘Mitt Derangement Syndrome’
A wise man once said, “Friends don’t let friends watch Fox News’s The Five when Dana Perino is on vacation.” Well, I’m not sure how wise that man actually is. He’s a guy I follow on Twitter, and he at least seems to have a good head on his shoulders…. CONTINUE
Trump Versus Acosta Is Bad for the Brain
Editor’s Note: Here’s another take on the confrontation between Jim Acosta and President Trump. It’s by John Daly. -0- When word came out that the White House was temporarily suspending the press pass of CNN reporter Jim Acosta for “placing his hands” on a White House intern, I was reminded… CONTINUE
The Maligning of Megyn Kelly
I wrote a column for National Review last year in which I described Megyn Kelly as America’s most unfairly maligned journalist. After last week’s firestorm at NBC, that resulted in Kelly losing her daytime show and presumably her continued employment at the network, I contend that she still holds that… CONTINUE
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