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McCain is facing a losing battle, and a conventional VP pick is not going to help. He has to change the game plan, shake things up. If I'm McCain, I'd go with Mike Bloomberg or Colin Powell.
Consider it the "where were you when JFK was shot" of a new generation. I know I can tell you exactly where I was when I found out Heath Ledger died. ...
What Obama needs to do in his upcoming debates with McCain is exactly what Cruise did to Nicholson in A Few Good Men: keep needling the uptight stuffed shirt until, Kaboom!, he blows his top.
My Landmark experience begins the day a trusted friend recounts his weekend Landmark getaway. Quietly, I think to myself, "Poor kid. He has up and joined a cult."
One of the great pleasures of DVD is being able to watch movies (or just scenes) again and again. You don't have to wait for a revival of plunge into ...
Pellicano's trial defense strategy is to slowly torture the prosecution to death with his prolonged cross of even the most insignificant witnesses.
No, we need not fear Bob Avakian or L. Ron Hubbard. I find their followers entertaining, and occasionally insightful. It's groups like these that keep America interesting.
Maybe it's Christians' and Jews' grounding in the Old and New Testament that enables us to easily size up the preposterous nature of the customs that guys like Cruise and Romney follow.
We've landed on the moon, invented new and intelligent forms of transportation, and use this new-fangled contraption known as The Internet. So please forgive me if I'm a little skeptical of the Thetan in me.
I'm not at liberty to reveal where I obtained this list of officially-sanctioned Church of Scientology slang. I offer it here in the hope that readers may obtain some small measure of clarity.
The Scientologists may have pulled the YouTube video, but our beloved Defamer has posted it here for our viewing terror. I used to think I was sick ...
Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner's United Artists signed a side deal with the WGA, making them the only ones doing business in a town that's otherwise as shut down as a southern Baptist town on Sunday.
Where's the rule that says movies have to embody some cool cinema aesthetic just to earn the right to be on the screen?
A movie I've defended since its release, I'm pleased that within Kubrick's newest box set, the unrated version of Eyes is now easily available.
Tom Cruise seems to be the hardest working man in show biz. In Lions for Lambs, he has found the perfect role.
