(Guest Contributor: K-von) In about a week, you might ask yourself, “Who the h*ll allowed Tony Hinchcliffe to take the mic at Madison Square Garden?” Many attending Trump’s Big Apple rally Sunday didn’t know who he was. Now, patriots across the country are being linked to his specific brand of humor. I’ve known Hinchcliffe for years, and while his material may be perfect for rough and tumble, UFC-loving Joe Rogan crowds, he was in an entirely different dojo Sunday. .@TonyHinchcliffe: “The other side has a lot of crazy endorsements: Swift, Eminem, Leo DiCaprio, Beyonce. Every day, the Democratic Party looks

Hollywood in Toto

29.10.2024

'Line in the Sand' Reveals Border Chaos on Steroids

The border wall Kamala Harris says she's itching to build gets a workout in 'Line in the Sand.' Journalist-turned-filmmaker James O'Keefe shows parts of the finished wall getting cut in the documentary's opening moments. It's just one of many shocking sights in a film made outside the Hollywood ecosystem. Of course. The riveting documentary's blend of O'Keefe's undercover work and shoe-leather reportage leaves a mark. The takeaway? The U.S./Mexico border is a crisis unfolding in real time. It's even worse than we imagine. Greed. Corruption. Government excess. Human trafficking. Drugs. Lost children. O'Keefe's camera captures it all, with melodramatic asides

Hollywood in Toto

30.10.2024

Jon Stewart Defends Hinchcliffe, Crushes Liberal Narrative

Jon Stewart likes to give his hard-left audience fits. Sure, nine times out of 10 he'll embrace the progressive playbook on 'The Daily Show.' Maybe it's more like 19 times out of 20. It's those rare occurrences where he defies liberal groupthink that catch our attention. Remember how he suggested to regime comedian Stephen Colbert that the COVID-19 virus may have come from a Chinese lab that works on viruses. You know, roughly where the first COVID-19 patients came down with the virus. All heck broke lose. And boy, did he hear it from his fellow liberals. The same happened

Hollywood in Toto

30.10.2024

'Here' Collapses Under Weight of Its Signature Gimmick

Will CGI wonders never cease? Last year, Harrison Ford looked like his old self in 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.' The de-aging effects weren't perfect, but it still felt like Doc Brown's DeLorean had taken us back to 1981. Magical. 'Here,' based on the graphic novel by Richard McGuire, takes that visual approach to a new level. However, much like 'Dial of Destiny' the film supporting it can't measure up. Director Robert Zemeckis reunites 'Forrest Gump' alums Tom Hanks and Robin Wright for a cloying drama set in one expansive room. Really. That's both a spoiler alert and

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