It’s been satisfying to watch the rising star of Big Hollywood-approved music artist and fashion icon Janelle Monae.  Sure, she’s a lefty, but she’s one of the only entertainers that I can truthfully call a liberal; that word’s use as a pejorative has run its course, and I reserve it for voices who lean left yet still honor and respect all people.

Monae is not a lapdog seeking affirmation from authority, nor is she a loud-mouthed hypocrite who wants to tell you how to live your life.  She is merely a singer who believes that a certain political party’s platform can liberate people and improve their lot in life.  She’s entirely wrong on that, but she has class enough to know (and repeatedly insist) that people should glean what message they want to from her music, not from any snide proselytizing outside of her songs.

We’ve previously noted how Ms. Monae is a true role model for young women, giving an example of how to express oneself, especially through fashion, without caving in to the sickening cultural demand for self-debasement through younger and younger hypersexuality.  Recently, we received a message informing us that she is taking that facet of her career to a whole new level:

(more…)

It didn’t take a genius to predict the butt-boy entertainment media would pimp “Fair Game’s” lies or wouldn’t bother to challenge director Doug Liman’s absurd claim that his film wasn’t about the politics. This was scorpion-and-frog easy to predict. What we couldn’t predict however, was whether or not Liman and his Media Palace Guards would get away with it.

If the comments section at one of the top insider film sites is any indicator, the cat has escaped Leftist Hollywood’s big bag of b.s. And not just there. Out of three websites I found where reviews allow comments, all three had commenters challenging the film’s political narrative. See here, here and here. You want to know why the elites hate everyday Americans? This is why. Our saying it like it is always rubs our overlord-wannabes the wrong way. 

Mark Twain was right that a lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes. But the truth has a longer shelf life.

And from what I’ve gathered, there are so many lies in the film you’d need a flow chart to keep track. The film refusing to mention that the State Department’s Richard Armitage was the actual leaker of Plame’s name is only the beginning. And you need not sit through Penn’s over-acting to gather that Liman never mentions that a bipartisan Senate intelligence committee report showed that Wilson lied about his trip to Niger. From the Washington Post, of all places: (more…)

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…)