| The Tea Party movement and the oil billionaire A clip from new documentary, (Astro) Turf Wars: How A clip from new documentary (Astro) Turf Wars: How Corporate America Faked a Grassroots Revolution, ties oil billionaire David Koch closely to the Tea Party movement guardian.co.uk |
Britton signs up for 'Strictly' special Fern Britton has signed up to compete in the Christmas 'Strictly Come Dancing' special. feeds.breakingnews.ie |
First lady honors arts programs for at-risk youth By 2010-10-20T17:14:13ZWASHINGTON (AP) -- Kids took the stage and celebrities sat in the audience Wednesday as first lady Michelle Obama honored community arts programs that help young people around the country develop their talents and succeed in life.... hosted.ap.org |
Red - film review Schwentke's poorly scripted comedy thriller asks us to believe that RED is a CIA acronym for "Retired Extremely Dangerous", applied here to a former "black ops" assassin, a characteristically smug Bruce Willis who finds himself on the run from his middle-American retirement. To help him turn the tables on his mysterious pursuers, he recruits fellow CIA retirees, among them Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman and a crazy John Malkovich, who's either blasting the scenery or eating it. They're joined by their onetime KGB enemy, the lovable Ivan (Brian Cox), and a sentimental orgy of nostalgia for the good old days of the cold war ensues. This is painting by numbers for people who have trouble with mental arithmetic.Action and adventureDramaComedyThrillerBruce WillisMorgan FreemanHelen MirrenJohn MalkovichPhilip Frenchguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Q&A: Chevy Chase The actor spoke to TIME about physical comedy, SNL and his ill-fated late-night talk show. feedproxy.google.com |