Right-Wing-related stories
Posted Jul 2nd 2008 9:22AM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: Celebrities, Reality-Free

Would America be ready for an African-American president, which is now a 50-50 proposition with Senator Barack Obama the presumptive Democratic candidate, if actor
Dennis Haysbert hadn't done it first on
24?
A lot of people have wondered if Haysbert's brave, commanding President David Palmer influenced the way people are thinking about Obama. Dennis Haysbert has now weighed in, and he believes that
his role on 24 made a difference.
"My portrayal of David Palmer may have helped open the eyes of the American people," he told the AP.
"I mean the American people across the board - from the poorest to the richest, every color and creed, every religious base - to prove the possibility there could be an African-American president, a female president, any type of president that puts the people first," he goes on to say.
Continue reading Dennis Haysbert says he paved the way for Obama
Posted Jan 19th 2007 10:30PM by Annie Wu
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Cable, Late Night, News, TV Royalty, OpEd, The Colbert Report, Celebrities, Comedy Central

After all the excitement from Comedy Central and the
web, I must say I was expecting a little more from the O'Reilly/Colbert appearance swap. Don't get me wrong, though, because I was definitely entertained. It's just that I didn't think the whole thing lived up to the hype. When it ended and the dust quickly cleared, I confusedly blinked and looked around. No carnage... Only mild scrapes, light bruises and the sound of my annoyingly exaggerated sighs. I wanted to see blood on those crisp French cuffs, damn it. Oh, well. I guess we can't get everything we want.
Continue reading Stephen Colbert, Bill O'Reilly and my sighs of disappointment - VIDEOS
Posted Nov 20th 2006 10:33AM by Julia Ward
Filed under: FOX, News, Industry, Pickups and Renewals

The Fox News Channel has decided to fight fire with fire and give Jon Stewart a run for his money by airing a
right-wing "Daily Show-like" program on Saturday nights beginning in late January. The cable news network has only committed to airing two episodes, but if successful in its initial outing, the series would continue with a weekly broadcast.
Originally titled
This Just In, the show is being produced by Joel Surnow and Manny Cota of
24. Speaking to
The Hollywood Reporter, Surnow said that the show would take aim at "the scared cows of the left" and "play more to the Fox News audience than the Michael Moore channel."
Continue reading Fox preps a Daily Show for the right