You know the great thing about my book tour? I’ve been able to take my show on the road. To get out of New York, which is a perfectly great place, and meet a lot of great people from a lot of other great places. I recommend it heartily. I …
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WASHINGTON – Like the 1956 movie “Giant”—which featured a hardworking, oil-rich west Texas, with its big sky country and long stretches of sun-scorched earth—the new 19th Congressional District promises to serve up a titan of a race this November. Two incumbents—Democratic 12-term Rep. Charles Stenholm (search)and Republican freshman lawmaker Randy …
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Oscarmania | Doris Troy Oscarmania: Rings, Renée, Robbins and More It’s not the greatest year for the Oscars. Good movies, but not great ones, fill the landscape. “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” has such a “Titanic”-like lock on the outcome that maybe it all seems …
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WASHINGTON – Atop Senate attorney who resigned under pressurethis month following a controversial leak inquiry says he will continue to bring attention to the Democratic memos at the heart of the investigation despite focus on the questionable acquisition of the documents. Manuel Miranda (search), who worked for Senate Majority Leader …
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Dear Viewers, Tuesday night’s interview withMichael Bergin (search), author of “The Other Man” generated many e-mails. What was unusual is that so many e-mails arrived even before I did the interview. The pre-interview e-mails were uniformly the same: all essentially calling Michael Bergin a cad. The e-mails after the interview …
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Michael Jackson | ‘Cold Mountain’ | ‘Guiding Light’ | ‘Anything Goes’ Jacko Hunkers Down at Nation of Islam ‘Safe House’ Get ready, because the strangest confluence of people yet in the Michael Jackson story is about to occur. On Monday at 9 a.m., 27 players in the Michael Jackson inner …
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The den, as we know it, is dead. OK, maybe “dead” is an exaggeration. But that comfy ol’ reading room in the corner of the house — and its close cousin, the family room — are going extinct as people choose rooms that are more modern, theme-oriented and multi-purpose. “There’s …
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And now the most interesting two minutes in television, the latest from the political grapevine: Missed the Grapevine? Watch it! New Book on Bush David Frum, the former speechwriter for President Bush, has new book out about the president called The Right Man. In it, he describes a hallway encounter …
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And now the most absorbing two minutes in television, the latest from the wartime grapevine: Rules In Terror ‘Game?’ A senior Israeli security official says Palestinian terror groups have the ability to carry out chemical attacks inIsrael (search)but don’t do it because they know — “it would be considered breaking …
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Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. National Public Radio (search)comes clean. That is the subject of this evening’s Talking Points Memo. You may remember the dust-up I had with NPR a few days ago. The “Fresh Air” program did a hatchet job interview on me and Icalled …
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