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FILTER RESULTS ►From Screen to Screen: 5 Mobile Screenwriting Apps for Tablets and Smartphones
Have a movie kicking around in your head, but you're rarely home? Start writing that film while you're on the go with these handy applications.
Column by Christopher Shultz
We pay a lot of attention to fiction writers here at LitReactor, with a few nods here and there to comic authors and playwrights, but we rarely discuss the art of screenwriting. Show More Summary
‘The Mystery Night’
Prompted by Dan Pfieffer ’ s statement that it is “ largely irrelevant ” where the president was during the attack in Benghazi, I wrote my Politico column today on the president ’ s mystery night: He must have experienced the loneliness...Show More Summary
Cavaliers and Roundheels
My New York Post column today concerns the administration's war on the media, which should come as no surprise to anyone who's been following the gang from Chitown from its first appearance on the national scene. But now Chicago's chickens... Show More Summary
Tim Tebow Receives Support from Chuck Norris
In one of the most ringing endorsements imaginable, polarizing free-agent quarterback Tim Tebow has received the support of legendary martial artist Chuck Norris in his pursuit of finding a job in the NFL next season. In a column written...Show More Summary
Neverwinter Days: The great economic collapse of 2013
So funny story: In planning out in advance what I wanted to talk about in this biweekly Neverwinter column, I had selected something that recently caught my eye about the game and made me happy. That something was the Neverwinter Gateway,...Show More Summary
The Fcking Black Sheep: Mother's Day (1980)
THE BLACK SHEEP is an ongoing column featuring different takes on films that either the writer HATED, but that the majority of film fans LOVED, or that the writer LOVED, but that most others LOATH. We're hoping this column will promote constructive and geek fueled discussion. Show More Summary
Media numbers game: why are death tolls so exaggerated?
Nigel Horne asks why early media reports of the Oklahoma tornado got it so wrong
Column
Editor's Letter
LAST UPDATED AT 08:49 ON Thu 23 May 2013
ON THE MORNING after the town of Moore was hit by the Oklahoma tornado, the world’s media – TheWeek.co.uk included - reported a death toll of 91. Show More Summary
The weekly grind
A writer I greatly admire, Ta-Nehisi Coates, once offered this exercise in understanding what it's like to produce a weekly opinion column: "Spend a week counting all the original ideas you have. Then try to write each one down, in all its nuance, in 800 words. Perhaps you'd be very successful at this. Now try to do it for four...
Lerner Too Clever By Half
Former Senator Fred Thompson, who was a tremendous trial lawyer long before he played one on TV, has an excellent column on the home-page this morning about Lois Lerner's gamesmanship yesterday -- first testifying to her fully exculpatory...Show More Summary
SMITE: Demigods, Deities and Gods Explained – Isis
SMITE: Demigods, Deities and Gods Explained is a column dedicated to introducing prospective players of SMITE to its massive back story of lore. From the Greek to Hindu, each week we’ll look at two characters from a major pantheon and provide a quick recap of their history and in what capacity their digital incarnation will
Were Woolwich killers known to MI5? Cameron doesn't deny it
Prime Minister says there will be no 'knee-jerk reaction' to brutal killing and life must go on as normal
Column
The Mole
LAST UPDATED AT 13:20 ON Thu 23 May 2013
IT NOW appears the two Woolwich killers were known to the domestic intelligence service, MI5. Show More Summary
A Chat with Janicza Bravo (and Brett Gelman) About Her New Short Starring Michael Cera in a Wheelchair
Longtime VICE contributors and honey bunnies Janicza Bravo and Brett Gelman are responsible for the Hair Trilogy of VICE magazine columns entitled Toupee, Combover, and Rat Tail, respectively. And not only are they dark comedic geniuses and human beings par excellence, they are also very talented filmmakers. Show More Summary
Is My Toddler Autistic?
A few columns ago, while attempting to explain why toddlers do crazy things, I mentioned that my 21-month-old son likes to line up his toy cars over and over and over again. A reader highlighted this habit in the comments section and asked whether I’d had my son screened for autism. Show More Summary
Cameron needs to get a grip of Islamist extremism in Britain
Jihadist propaganda and the vilest slurs against our armed forces have gone unchallenged for too long
Column
Crispin Black
LAST UPDATED AT 11:37 ON Thu 23 May 2013
THE DREADFUL killing of a British soldier by Islamists hasn't come from nowhere. Show More Summary
Having Your Cake and Eating It
Last night's column "Classic Fail" portended this AM's futures. Now we're at the juncture where an extended market (far above the 200 day average) meets uncertainty. We've seen the behavior of the professionals, who combat "career risk"...Show More Summary
Should Parliament be recalled to show united front on Woolwich?
Recall would allow government to show leadership against jihadists – and against any far-right backlash
Column
The Mole
LAST UPDATED AT 09:12 ON Thu 23 May 2013
AMONG the urgent questions facing David Cameron and senior ministers attending...Show More Summary
Drowned in Manchester #15 – May 2013
Due to such enforced real-life distractions such as family commitments, holidays, Masters Applications and the likes of such things, this month’s Drowned in Manchester column is a more truncated edition than normal. But there’s still been enough time Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com
Liverpool's All-Time 5 Best EPL-Era Transfer Signings
Liverpool are constantly in the world media gossip columns as summer approaches as a result of speculation over their transfer targets for the coming months, with fans hoping that any new signings will live up to the high expectations placed on them. Show More Summary
League takes issue with AP column
When NFL spokesman Greg Aiello takes issue with something we write on PFT, he calls us out via Twitter. When he doesn’t like something written by the Associated Press, Aiello breaks out the typewriter. Aiello has written a lengthy response to a column from Jim Litke of the AP. The Litke column is, basically, a…
My Interview with Thom Hartmann
As you know if you follow me on Twitter, last night I was on TV, being interviewed by Thom Hartmann for his show The Big Picture. I had a short segment discussing my latest AlterNet column on harassment of church-state plaintiffs. Watch it below: My appearance is at around 45 minutes into the show. If [...]
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- Benedict Cumberbatch
- J.J. Abrams
- Jennifer Aniston
- Hangover Part III
- President Obama
- Morgan Freeman
- Cannes Film Festival
- Daft Punk
- Random Access Memories
- Lois Lerner
- Internal Revenue Service
- Samsung Galaxy S4
- Speed Rivals
- Worldwide Developers Conference
- Arrested Development
- Anthony Weiner
- Federal Reserve
- Man of Steel
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