Fri, 29 September 2006
GEEK FIGHT!!! Bedlam ensues as Judges David Johnson, Cynthia Boris, Eric Profancik, and Public Defender David Lee Gold take up Lirpas and trade blows on past, present, and speculative future elements of Star Trek. Four will enter, one will leave. Meanwhile, Judge Brett Cullum reports on the new season of Lost, the truth behind the death of Anna Nicole Smith's son, Screech does porn, Russell Crowe says no to two projects, Mel Gibson goes undercover, and more! And Cynthia runs down the first half of Fall television season lineup. Next week she'll wrap up her take on these less than impressive new shows. Contribute to The Court of Public Opinion |
Fri, 22 September 2006
This week, Judges David Johnson and Paul Corupe wax philosophical on two examples of the best of the worst that the film world has to offer -- Super Soul Brother and Rock 'N Roll Nightmare. Also, Judge Brett Cullum gets down and dirty with Whitney Houston's divorce, casting for Hairspray: The Musical, and video player format evolutions. And Judge Cynthia Boris talks shakeups at Saturday Night Live, the launch of the new CW network, and DVD releases for Mama's Family, Whose Line is it Anways?, and The Book of Daniel. Contribute to The Court of Public Opinion |
Fri, 15 September 2006
Join Judges David Johnson, Cynthia Boris, and Mac McEntire on the short bus for this Back to School special, spotlighting the most memorable school-themed television series and films. Judge Brett Cullum dishes the dirt on Eva Longoria wanting out of television, Ben Affleck becoming a respectable actor, Oliver Stone releasing another cut of ALEXANDER, the death of Anna Nicole Smith's son, and how drunk driving has become the new pink. And Judge Cynthia Boris talks Grey's Anatomy: Season Two, Smallville: Season Five, The Office: Season Two, Las Vegas: Season Three, and Diagnosis Murder: Season One. Contribute to The Court of Public Opinion |
Wed, 6 September 2006
Judge David Johnson pulls together the team of Judge Brett Cullum and Public Defender Carey Johnson for a detailed look at films created primarily for a female audience -- Steel Magnolias, Thelma and Louise, Love Actually, Girlfight, and many more. The myths, the inside secrets, and the validation of a genre which has long been maligned. Also... Judge Cynthia Boris previews the first season release of Supernatural, The CW's cross-promotional efforts with MSN and MySpace, the strange fifth season release Silk Stalkings, and her top five picks for Chick TV. And Brett talks Hollywood's narcissistic obsession with plastic surgery. Contact Us: |
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