Brandi Milloy and Danika Quinn discuss the latest stories on PJTV. Audiences like The Social Network -- do its factual distortions make any difference?  Plus Rules for Radical Conservatives.

On this week's Poliwood, Roger & Lionel examine the hype surrounding "The Social Network" and find it's mostly concentrated on the coasts.

This week's Poliwood pits boomers Roger and Lionel against Gen Y'ers David Swindle and Jeff Wienir.  The debate:  Whose generation has better filmmakers? 

The FBI is reportedly investigating whether an S.E.I.U. big has ties to terrorism. How far will the investigation reach?

On this week's "Poliwood", Roger and Lionel take a look at how current television shows reinforce a rigid class system.  From "Parenthood" and "Modern Family" to "Real Housewives of New Jersey" and "COPS", the small screen no longer offers Americans a vision of upward mobility.

On this week's Poliwood, Roger Simon and Lionel Chetwynd take a look at memorable films and TV shows chronicling the always-dramatic lives of students. 

Is Hollywood still a one party town, or is it making room for contrary views?

Is the entertainment industry sensing something that even the polls aren't telling us: that Obama is a losing franchise?  

It's a Toy Story, not an Al Gore story. Kids' movies seem to be expressing the great vitrues of western civilization, such as sacrifice, love and commitment. Poliwood looks at Toy Story 3 through the lens of traditional values and asks why adult Hollywood is making films like Twilight that depend so heavily on vampires and violence.   Could new technology send left wing actors like Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon looking for a new job? Find out as Simon and Chetwynd discuss film, values and American culture.

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As the BP spill turns the tides against President Obama, liberalism is on the defense and recent comments by Woody Allen and the NYT columnist Tom Friedman illustrate the Left's desperate attempt to stem the damage. Do these off-the-wall statements signal a turning point in the Culture War? Roger L. Simon and Lionel Chetwynd debate in the latest Poliwood. Watch and comment here: http://pjtv.com/v/3657