Roger Ebert Trashes Big Hollywood Readers

What is it with Roger Ebert and trashing everyday Americans? After spending a few days childishly attacking the truck drivers, waitresses, school teachers and mechanics who make up the Tea Party movement as “teabaggers,” he now uses his Twitter Olympus to go after the Big Hollywood community with this:

Ebert links to this post of mine from yesterday.

This is the inter-web-nets and individual comments get through all the time that are inappropriate. But Ebert’s not pointing to one specific comment. He’s talking about everyone. All of you. The rabble who dare object to being smeared with an obscene sexual slur from one of your betters.

Dear Mr. Ebert, (more…)

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Posted Feb 11th 2010 at 5:10 pm in Celebrity News, Film, Politics | 308374245 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2010/02/11/roger-ebert-trashes-big-hollywood-readers/Roger+Ebert+Trashes+Big+Hollywood+Readers2010-02-12+01%3A10%3A23John+Nolte

Where Will James Cameron Stand When His Terrorist Chic Eco-Revolution Begins?

It’s hard to know what to make of a rich Hollywood mogul who announces that he “believe[s] in eco-terrorism” yet has a carbon footprint of his own that does to the environment what Godzilla did to Bambi.  As Pam Meister has pointed out here at Big Hollywood, it looks as though Cameron lives like a modern day rajah at his multi-mansion compound in Malibu and presides over an array of sprawling production facilities.  The greenest thing about this guy is the cash in his vault.

Now, it’s possible that his comment to Entertainment Weekly was just some off-the-cuff nonsense that just sort of slipped out.  That’s understandable.  Everyone says something mind-numbingly stupid once in a while.  Just ask Senator Coakley (D-MA).

You want to give the benefit of the doubt to the guy who, despite the freakin’ stupid  Avatar, made great movies like The Terminator, Aliens, True Lies, Titanic and, of course, the moving Piranha 2: The Spawning.  The guy has what the hep kids today call “mad skillz.”  We really want his unbelievably dumb statement to be just an unbelievably dumb statement. (more…)

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Tags: "True Lies", Aliens, army, avatar, Bambi
Posted Jan 27th 2010 at 5:04 pm in Celebrity News, Film, Politics | 29730241 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/kschlichter/2010/01/27/cameron-first-against-the-wall-when-his-terrorist-chic-eco-revolution-begins/Where+Will+James+Cameron+Stand+When+His+Terrorist+Chic+Eco-Revolution+Begins%3F2010-01-28+01%3A04%3A42Kurt+Schlichter

Thank You, John Nolte

I was a bad boy in 2009. I promised at the beginning of the year at the time of Big Hollywood’s launch to get back into movies and some television. But it’s one year later, and I still have not seen a single episode of The Sopranos (even though I know I’d like it). I wasn’t much better on the film front either. I went to maybe 6 movies in the theater last year, and the same 3 DVD’s from NetFlix sat in our house for the entire year, only to be finally returned and unwatched.

How about that Bruno!

That doesn’t mean I completely tuned out – thanks to Big Hollywood.

On the one year anniversary of the site, I thank God that I chose John Nolte to be the editor in chief. It’s not just because he knows everything about film – though he does. It’s because the man has an impeccable moral compass, and it’s unbelievably refreshing to read his analysis of pop culture not through the typical NY TIMES/VARIETY/VANITY FAIR post-modern prism but through the ancient lens of right vs. wrong, decency vs. indecency, entertainment vs. nihilism.

And it has resonated. Everywhere I go in Los Angeles — and beyond — people come up to me and congratulate me for… well, hiring him. He’s the heart and soul of Big Hollywood.

On this first anniversary, I’d also like to thank from the bottom of my heart our contributors and readers. I am deeply grateful for each and every one of you.

A special thanks to Patrick Courrielche for his Pulitzer Prize Winning* (if Pulitzers were still awarded for great journalism) expose of the NEA/White House propaganda initiative. And a special acknowledgment to Stage Right, who came out as Larry O’Connor. I hope there are more who follow his lead.

And a last, but certainly not least, thanks to Alex Marlow, who is Mr. Big. He is the man juggling all the Bigs at all times. (more…)

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Tags: Alex Marlow, big hollywood, Larry O'Connor, One Year Anniversary, Patrick Courrielche
Posted Jan 6th 2010 at 8:56 pm in Featured Story, Film, Politics | 28983095 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/abreitbart/2010/01/06/thank-you-john-nolte/Thank+You%2C+John+Nolte2010-01-07+04%3A56%3A14Andrew+Breitbart

Tonight: 12:30am ET: ‘Red Eye New Years Eve Special!’ — Here’s Mud in Your Big ‘Red Eye’

Since 2008, two friends have urged me to watch Red Eye on the FOX News channel. I finally got around to it one late night in March of 2009. I’ve been hooked ever since.

Red Eye is hosted by Greg Gutfeld. Greg is so smart he makes Stephen Hawking look like Janet Napolitano at a national security press briefing.

Gutfeld’s sidekick is Bill Schulz. Bill is so funny he could make a femur seem humerus.

And finally, there’s TV’s Andy Levy, a guy so sharp that he blunts the knife in Charlie Sheen’s hand.

Welcome to the world of Red Eye, television’s last best hope for topical late night comedy. (more…)

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Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Andy Levy, ann coulter, big hollywood, Bill Schulz
Posted Dec 31st 2009 at 11:03 am in Daily Gut, Political Humor, Politics, Television | 28648283 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mlachance/2009/12/31/new-years-eve-special-heres-mud-in-your-big-red-eye/Tonight%3A+12%3A30am+ET%3A+%27Red+Eye+New+Years+Eve+Special%21%27+--+Here%27s+Mud+in+Your+Big+%27Red+Eye%272009-12-31+19%3A03%3A59Mike+LaChance

Stand Up Notes From Flyover Country: Pressure ‘Law & Order’ Advertisers

I’ve noticed a lot of my brothers and sisters on the right are up in arms at Law & Order: SVU after last week’s episode. I did not see the whole episode in question but did see a clip where a character played by John Larroquette mentions three well know conservative talk show hosts and calls them a cancer on the land.

Before I get rolling, in the spirit of full disclosure I will admit to being a Law & Order junkie. My DVR is full of my favorite Law & Order: Criminal Intent episodes, which is by far the strongest of the three series. I will also admit that in my mind Law & Order: SVU is to the Law & Order brand what Deep Space Nine was to the Star Trek brand. It is a weak cousin that may have been spreading the brand a little too thin. (more…)

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Tags: ACORN, American Express, big hollywood, Bill O'Reilly, Dick Wolf
Posted Dec 16th 2009 at 5:18 pm in Politics, Television | 280406132 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjena/2009/12/16/stand-up-notes-from-flyover-country-pressure-law-order-advertisers/Stand+Up+Notes+From+Flyover+Country%3A+Pressure+%27Law+%26+Order%27+Advertisers2009-12-17+01%3A18%3A15Jeffrey+Jena

Red Pill vs. Blue Pill: Defense of Hollywood Fails Reality Test

Over the weekend at Townhall.com, Carl Horowitz took Big Hollywood and everyone else he sees as “reprehensible … dyspeptic … insufferably smug, moralizing antiquarians” to task for lacking the “elementary logic to understand” that “the ‘agenda’ of today’s American filmmakers, aside from making money, is storytelling.”

In the opening of his piece, Horowitz portrays himself as someone with a libertarian streak and because I tend to take people at their word, that’s what makes his column all the more troubling. Leftists carrying Hollywood’s water I can take. But those who should be sympathetic to our side choosing the blue pill — choosing not to see reality – choosing instead to rhetorically assault those of us who do… Well, let’s just say it’s awfully hard to defend yourself in an ideological war if your own troops haven’t figured out how hard they’re working for the other side.   

The lack of logic and depth of denial Horowitz must employ to see Hollywood as he so desperately wants to see it – as a place where the “Hollywood vs. America” charge is a “trope” –  is revealing. We’ll start with Horowitz’s own words and bio: (more…)

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Tags: Andrew Klavan, big hollywood, blue pill, bruce willis, Carl Horowitz
Posted Dec 7th 2009 at 1:32 pm in Film, Politics | 27404245 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/12/07/red-pill-vs-blue-pill-a-defense-of-hollywood-fails-reality-test/Red+Pill+vs.+Blue+Pill%3A+Defense+of+Hollywood+Fails+Reality+Test2009-12-07+21%3A32%3A03John+Nolte

Hello Big Hollywood

To begin with, writing this first editorial for Big Hollywood feels as threatening as the moment I entered California to do my first big film-role in Glory Boy, originally and more comprehensively titled, My Old Man’s Place.

“Do I really want that face I see in the rushes  … the one that looks an awful lot like me … do I want it running around the movie houses of the world?”

By then, of course, it was too late. I’d already signed a contract.

Director Elia Kazan accepts an honorary Oscar (1999)

I’ve already said yes to Andrew Breitbart … and though I’ve been writing editorials on enterstageright.com for more than a few years … this actual return to Hollywood … uh … Big Hollywood, no less … is as disturbing as those memories of My Old Man’s Place.

What does Big Hollywood mean?

Is it a tribute or in-house sarcasm? (more…)

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Tags: Attorney General Janet Reno, big hollywood, bush, Chris Matthews, Declaration of Independence
Posted Nov 30th 2009 at 4:44 am in Classic Hollywood, Culture, Featured Story, Film, Politics | 269974155 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mmoriarty/2009/11/30/hello-big-hollywood/Hello+Big+Hollywood2009-11-30+12%3A44%3A46Michael+Moriarty

NBC’s ObamaVision: Green Week and Lousy Writing

NBC gives new meaning to the phrase “green screen” next week, spreading a pro-environmental message across five of its prime-time entertainment programs – AP News.

When Arthur Miller wrote “The Crucible” it was rightly seen as a brilliant allegory to the House Un-American Activities Committee.  It was a brilliant piece of drama about the Salem Witch Trials of the late 17th Century with obvious corollaries to the political climate of post-World War II America.  And no matter where you fall on the political spectrum you must recognize the play as a classic in the canon of American drama.

My admiration for much of Miller’s work gives me enough confidence to say that he would view the current efforts to ham-handedly inject political statements into television sitcoms as absolute crap.  It takes a deft hand to send a message without it seeming like you are sending a message… and the writers of “The Office” and “30 Rock,” as glib as they may be, are no “Arthur Millers”.

I love “The Office.”  I’m one of those apostates who actually like the U.S. version better than the original (must be my knee-jerk patriotism at work).  But I saw my very first example of lousy (and I mean REALLY lousy) writing this season when they tried to force the issue of “Volunteer-ism” into the storyline. (more…)

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Tags: "Glee", 30 RRock, All My Sons, Arthur Miller, big hollywood
Posted Nov 17th 2009 at 2:13 pm in Politics, Theatre | 26219031 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sright/2009/11/17/nbcs-obamavision-green-week-and-lousy-writing/NBC%27s+ObamaVision%3A+Green+Week+and+Lousy+Writing2009-11-17+22%3A13%3A49Larry++O%26%2339%3BConnor

‘Sesame Street’: It’s About My Children, Not the Puppet

Just as I suspected, it has happened.  They are trying to “Falwell” me and my colleagues here at Big Hollywood for raising concerns about “Sesame Street’s” description of Fox News as “Trashy.” We are “stupid,” “idiotic” and we are whining and pathetic (impressive debate tactics there, Mr. Socrates).  And, according to PBS’ own Ombudsman, Michael Gelter, we are….  right:

I don’t know what was in the head of the producers, but my guess is that this was one of those parodies that was too good to resist. But it should have been resisted. Broadcasters can tell parents whatever they think of Fox or any other network, but you shouldn’t do it through the kids

I was planning on letting the issue die after being romanced by Media Matters, but I noticed something fascinating.  I’ve written here about a lot of subjects.  Mostly about theatre and the arts, and I also defended that “racist-fascist” Rush Limbaugh,  but, never has a post of mine gotten the kind of hate-filled comments this one did.  Also, for the first time I started receiving hate e-mails… the long, rambling, Holden Caufield kind of e-mails (you can forgive me for feeling a little “Grouchy”).  What gives?  Why was this post different? (more…)

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Tags: big hollywood, Fox News, free to be you and me, holden caufield, Media Matters
Posted Nov 6th 2009 at 1:49 pm in Culture, Television | 25944688 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sright/2009/11/06/sesame-street-its-about-my-children-not-the-puppet/%27Sesame+Street%27%3A+It%27s+About+My+Children%2C+Not+the+Puppet2009-11-06+21%3A49%3A58Larry++O%26%2339%3BConnor

‘L.A. Times’ Writer Slams ‘Anti-Hollywood Crowd’ With Everything But Facts

The other day, the L.A. Times’ Patrick Goldstein responded to this post of mine with a beauty of a headline: 

“New Muhammad biopic drives the anti-Hollywood crowd nuts” 

You know, sometimes you just have to put politics aside and take a moment to admire the tactics of your opponents, because no matter how you slice it, that is one gorgeous humdinger of a headline.

At a glance, the headline intentionally furthers the whole “conservatives are intolerant” narrative with the inference that I somehow have a problem with a big-budget biopic about the prophet Muhammad. Later in his piece, Goldstein doubles down on that smear with this:

But as usual, the news has aroused a storm of derision from conservative bloggers, who always find a way to be offended by any high-minded Hollywood project.

Odd… Especially when the very first sentence – the opening line — of my piece says the exact opposite: (more…)

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Tags: big hollywood, L.A. Times, Muhammad biopic, Patrick Goldstein
Posted Nov 5th 2009 at 6:43 am in Film, Media Criticism, Religion | 257582108 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/11/05/l-a-times-criticizes-big-hollywood-with-everything-but-facts/%27L.A.+Times%27+Writer+Slams+%27Anti-Hollywood+Crowd%27+With+Everything+But+Facts2009-11-05+14%3A43%3A58John+Nolte

Andrew Breitbart: The C-Span Interview

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Posted Oct 22nd 2009 at 5:50 pm in Culture, Politics, Video | 25125845 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bighollywood/2009/10/22/andrew-breitbart-the-c-span-interview/Andrew+Breitbart%3A+The+C-Span+Interview2009-10-23+00%3A50%3A17Big+Hollywood

Two Fish, One Barrel: Deconstructing Andrew Sullivan’s ‘The Breitbart Standard,’ Demolishing Conor Friedersdorf’s ‘The Right’s Lesser Media’

To which I respond to my unofficial biographer Conor Friedersdorf’s Daily Beast criticism of your’s truly and bigger fish Andrew Sullivan’s two-thumbs-up to it:                             

Andrew Sullivan (left) and Conor Friedersdorf

In the piece you link to and affirm in the Daily Beast, “The Right’s Lesser Press,” Conor Friedersdorf refuses to interview me as he continues to be my unofficial biographer. (I’m VERY reachable, Conor.) He writes opinion pieces on me purporting to be journalism. He doesn’t quote or cite me, he simply assumes and pushes the point of view he thinks I have and makes an argument based on these alleged positions. It’s sloppy and you, of all people, should know better.

Breitbart.com is MOSTLY a news aggregator. It carries the Associated Press, Reuters, even, Agence France Presse, from those dreaded croissant eaters!!!

It even carries the New York Times on its front page — a benefit that even Big Government and Big Hollywood don’t receive.

Big Hollywood is what it is: a counter-voice to the virtually monolithic Hollywood left. How dare I grant a platform, and a means for the defense of those in Hollywood who would dare go against the strident and intolerant Hollywood left.

Big Government, too, is providing an outlet for voices and ideas that are not proportionally represented in the traditional and mostly biased mainstream media.

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Tags: ACORN, acorn scandal, Agence France Presse, Andrew Breitbart, Andrew Sullivan
Posted Oct 6th 2009 at 1:35 pm in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 24146256 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/abreitbart/2009/10/06/two-fish-one-barrel-deconstructing-andrew-sullivans-the-breitbart-standard-demolishing-conor-friedersdorfs-the-rights-lesser-media/Two+Fish%2C+One+Barrel%3A+Deconstructing+Andrew+Sullivan%E2%80%99s+%E2%80%98The+Breitbart+Standard%2C%E2%80%99+Demolishing+Conor+Friedersdorf%E2%80%99s+%E2%80%98The+Right%E2%80%99s+Lesser+Media%E2%80%992009-10-06+20%3A35%3A53Andrew+Breitbart

Adam McKay, Care to Debate Health Care Reform?

Dear Adam,

We’ve gone back and forth this week, with me writing here at Big Hollywood and you Tweeting responses. The lastest from @GhostPanther came directly to @Wilson_Michael and you asked me a question. I have an answer, but I think there’s a better way to have this conversation. And that’s what this should be… a conversation that takes place within the arena of ideas.

Adam McKay

This is important stuff and I’m fascinated by how two fellow Americans can see the world so differently. We probably both think we believe in freedom and liberty. We likely both think that we should take care of the poor. I know we both believe everyone should get the very best health care possible. How we get there while keeping our nation free is up for debate.

So let’s do it. Let’s have the debate. I challenge you to debate me on health care reform. (more…)

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Tags: adam mckay, big hollywood, health care, Huffington Post, ObamaCare
Posted Oct 6th 2009 at 5:03 am in Celebrity News, Featured Story, Politics | 23932231 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mwilson/2009/10/06/an-open-letter-to-adam-mckay/Adam+McKay%2C+Care+to+Debate+Health+Care+Reform%3F2009-10-06+12%3A03%3A08Michael+Wilson

Using Arts for Conservative Purposes

Big Hollywood and Big Government have done tremendous work in recent weeks. They have proved without a doubt that the Obama administration and its allies have gone too far. They’ve crossed the line. Federal agencies are turned into propaganda tools. This is something we haven’t seen in the U.S. since, well, ever. This administration knows no shame. Everything is permissible in order to push its legislative agenda through the collective throat of the American people. And the MSM are covering it all up, refusing to spend time and attention to the ACORN scandal first and now the NEA scandal.

It’s a good thing there are conservatives willing to expose this administration for what it is.

President Obama and Kalpen Modi, Associate Director of the Office of Public Engagement

But the question is, what’s next? How can this be countered and how can the Obama administration be forced to back down? As it is, liberal groups, news organizations and individuals continue to cover up for the administration. Perhaps someone will be thrown under the bus again, but the thugs of Team Obama will remain in place and continue to “transform America.”

Exposing their tactics is necessary to fight them, but it’s not enough to actually beat them. Mr. Breitbart and team have learned that the tactics the left has used against conservatives for decades; to discredit them works wonders. But if conservatives want to take back the government, we have to copy the left’s organizing skills as well. (more…)

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Tags: ACORN, Andrew Breitbart, big government, big hollywood, breitbart
Posted Oct 5th 2009 at 6:08 pm in Art, Politics | 23267065 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mvandergalien/2009/10/05/using-arts-for-conservative-purposes/Using+Arts+for+Conservative+Purposes2009-10-06+01%3A08%3A50Michael+van+der+Galien

Artists and Their Marching Orders

My old Communist girlfriend was an exotically beautiful actress whose parents had emigrated from Russia and settled in New York City. Nola went to Party meetings and kept up with the correct way to think and behave by reading The Daily Worker. This was back in the fifties. In those days, the bulldog edition of the next morning’s Times, Tribune, News, Mirror and even the Worker would appear at the news stand on the corner of Seventh Avenue and Forty Second Street shortly before midnight. Actors, anxious to read tomorrows review of the latest Broadway play would be waiting there, along with entertainers curious to see if they’d made it into Walter Winchell in the Mirror or Ed Sullivan in the News.

Beautiful Nola was anxious to read the review of the new Off-Broadway show she’d just opened in. The Times and Trib would be covering it but Nola wanted to see what The Daily Worker had to say. Her face fell when she read it. The play was a socially relevant drama, of course, about the struggles of the Negro. She had chosen a dazzling white suit for her wardrobe. The critic said that this was unconscious racism on her part. She had, in fact, picked the suit because it made her boobs look good.  (more…)

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Tags: big hollywood, Moscow, new york, orson bean, Propaganda
Posted Sep 21st 2009 at 5:03 am in Art, Culture, Politics | 22985864 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/obean/2009/09/21/artists-and-their-marching-orders/Artists+and+Their+Marching+Orders2009-09-21+12%3A03%3A49Orson+Bean

Big Government Honors Thug Rapper

A key objective, if not the objective of the Big Hollywood blog is to illustrate that pop culture drives politics and not the other way around.  Sometimes that case makes itself.  Take a look at this AP article:

Rapper Pitbull, whose chart-climbing songs have made him a bilingual favorite, was honored Wednesday with the key to Miami—an accomplishment he said officially cemented his title as “Mr. 305.”…

The Cuban-American performer and Miami native, whose real name is Armando Christian Perez, was presented with the key by Miami Commissioner Thomas Regalado during the morning ceremony.

“Pitbull not only lives in Miami, but he’s been traveling the country and the world sharing a positive message of Miami,” Regalado announced. “So, we should honor not only the dignitaries that visit, but those individuals who make a positive impact on the city.”

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Tags: Beyonce, big hollywood, Black Eyed Peas, Joe the Biden, Ludacris
Posted Aug 21st 2009 at 4:42 pm in Celebrity News, Culture | 20955462 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/amarlow/2009/08/21/city-of-miami-celebrate-thug-rapper/Big+Government+Honors+Thug+Rapper2009-08-21+23%3A42%3A45Alexander+Marlow

Big Hollywood Enters the Twitterverse

Is that the right word, “Twitterverse?”

Actually we’ve been up on Twitter for a few months now but our tech guy wouldn’t let me near it until I proved I could set my VCR clock. (more…)

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Posted Aug 5th 2009 at 4:42 pm in News | 20083018 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/08/05/big-hollywood-enters-the-twitterverse/Big+Hollywood+Enters+the+Twitterverse2009-08-05+23%3A42%3A18John+Nolte

Happy .5 Birthday to Us and Thank You to All of You

Big Hollywood celebrates its six month anniversary this week and everyone here at Breitbart Central Command would like to thank all of you who have made this half year an exhilarating and fulfilling success.

First off, many, many thanks to the readers, especially those who contribute to the lively and engaging community on the comment boards. You have made this site addictive long after the regular content’s been consumed.

But nothing would be possible without the generosity and talent of our growing family of writers. For six months we’ve been blessed with some of the best content anywhere — thoughtful, articulate, persuasive, lively, witty, passionate, respectful, informed content. This site was created as your forum but in exchange your voice has offered so much more in return.   (more…)

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Tags: big hollywood, comments, contributors, readers, six month anniversary
Posted Jul 7th 2009 at 12:54 pm in Featured Story | 17859496 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jjmnolte/2009/07/07/happy-5-birthday-to-us-and-thank-you-to-all-of-you/Happy+.5+Birthday+to+Us+and+Thank+You+to+All+of+You2009-07-07+19%3A54%3A27John+Nolte

Troopathon 2009: Our Boys Are Not Expendable

Troopathon 2009 is shaping up to be far more than a marvelous day of thanks offered to our brightest, bravest, and best. It’s also turning into a grand culmination of sorts for the first six months of Big Hollywood’s existence.

Click over to our Contributor List, and marvel at how many people from all walks of life have stepped up and made themselves heard in the half-year since Andrew Breitbart unleashed his newest brainchild on a somnolent Hollywood elite. Actors, directors, producers, screenwriters, artists, cartoonists, critics, talk show hosts, documentarians, newspaper columnists, comedians, bloggers, congressmen, authors, military personnel — together they have written thousands of posts thunderously proclaiming the return of a popular culture that unabashedly respects our history and our heritage, our traditions and our troops. Whether it’s the Road to Recovery, the Wounded Warrior Project, the G. I. Film Festival, or today’s magnificent Troopathon, no web site has done more to create a powerful nexus between conservatives of all stripes and the Tinseltown mandarins that for too long have mocked everything good and noble about the country we call home. (more…)

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Tags: big hollywood, hollywood, Perez Hilton, Troopathon
Posted Jun 25th 2009 at 8:26 pm in Entertainment, Military | 171030One Commenthttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/lgrin/2009/06/25/troopathon-2009-our-boys-are-not-expendable/Troopathon+2009%3A+Our+Boys+Are+Not+Expendable2009-06-26+03%3A26%3A28Leo+Grin