Poliwood looks at the arrogance of Kevin Spacey in particular and Hollywood in general. Is Hollywood trapped in an echo chamber? Should more directors and actors listen more; should they be more like Clint Eastwood?
 

Who's minding the Wikileaks?  Plus Scott Ott on turncoat GOP senators, Glenn Reynolds on Internet privacy, and a homage to (conservative) actor Robert Duvall...

With an all-star cast, the film "Get Low" is aiming for an Oscar. The leading role is played by Robert Duvall, who is arguably the best actor in Hollywood today. 

Poliwood reviews Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan",  starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis.   Does director Darren Aronofsky capture the world of ballet as well as "The Wrestler" captured the grit and sweat of professional wrestling?

Does Hollywood still get it? Does the entertainment industry care more about promoting the liberal agenda or about the bottom line?  

It's Oscar season, and Poliwood asks whether there is still room for the the multitude of American voices in the film industry. Lionel and Roger review Winter's Bone, which depicts life in the American Ozarks, and Please Give, which exposes the privileged life on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
 

Take a wild ride through PJTV land, with Barney Frank's close election, fraud in Nevada, Tax-Sucking Unions & Audrey Hepburn.

Can a movie be scary if it does not star Senator Barbara Boxer? Roger Simon & Lionel Chetwynd list their favorite scary movies.  

Is the entertainment industry on the verge of embracing muslim culture?  

Lionel Chetwynd and Roger Simon analyze the documentary Gerrymandering, which looks into the horrors of congressional redistricting.