@zpcole The focus wasn't gaming, it was television/kinect/sports/call of duty. I liked Sony's conference much better #xboxreveal
Tonight’s Golden Globe Awards were filled with their shares of surprises, mostly though, the night’s focus was on Ricky Gervais and his no-holds barred comedic thrashing of many of the stars attending the awards. After taking jabs at Charlie Sheen,…
The Westboro Baptist Church had planned to protest the funeral of Christina-Taylor Green, a nine year old little girl, one of the five victims of the Tucson shooting. On Sunday, President Obama spoke at the memorial for the victims,…
Religion in the army has been a hot-button issue since it was discovered that the army is handing out bibles to troops. It turns out the army considers “spirtual well-being” as a strength for soldiers. Why? Well, the…
A recent study done by Gallup says that people that are very religious have a much higher well-being compared to moderately religious people. For their research, Gallup asked participants two questions. First, the importance of religion and second, how often…
Earlier tonight on The O’Reilly Factor, Bill O’Reilly sat across from Dave Silverman, president of American Atheists to discuss the new atheist Billboards being erected around New York City. Silverman and American Atheists erected the signs in response to the amount of pro-religion and anti-atheism billboards currently lining our highways. Bill took no time in jumping on Silverman for “calling Americans stupid”, Bill said that Silverman said religion was a “scam”, that implies that anyone that believes in it is stupid.
This is a false argument though, meant to distract Fox News viewers from the real question of whether god exists or not. Instead of taking the time to have serious and thoughtful debate about the issue of religion, it seems that Bill would rather paint Silverman’s views as ‘hateful’ or ‘elitist’. It’s a shame, I wonder, on a professional level, how many great interviews O’Reilly has passed up because he doesn’t even try to be a good interviewer. That said, Silverman makes some key mistakes. Bill asks him how the tides work, and Dave doesn’t seem to know. The tides are controlled by the sun and the moon. You’d think the guy on the side of reason, logic, and science would have pointed this out. Then again, having Bill scream at you is probably a little disorienting.
Fox News favorite and self-professed atheist S.E. Cupp sat down on Fox News to discuss “the threat” of Wikileaks against America, calling it an Information Terrorism Organization (scary phrase). Time and time again Cupp provides interesting fodder for atheists…
Pat Robertson is not known for his liberal views but it seems that the drug war might be changing his mind. Robertson, on the Christian Broadcast Network, told viewers that “kids are being put away for taking a few…
Earlier today on ‘The View’, the panel discussed the announcement that no one can avoid being scanned even due to religion. The audience cheered. Ever since they were put into place, the TSA’s new intrusive security measures have angered…
In this clip from an early roundtable discussion on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, Christine O’Donnell discusses her views on Halloween. O’Donnell goes on to tell the audience that ’sacrifices’ are taking place on halloween. It’s not clear what O’Donnell…
In this video, a man has just brought his wife to get an abortion, her child has no chance of survival and is essentially dead in the womb. As it turns out, her and her husband have been trying for…
Earlier today on ‘The View‘ while discussing the Ground Zero Mosque, Bill O’Reilly said that it was ‘inappropriate’ to the 9/11 victims families to have the mosque so close to ground zero. Joy tries to interrupt but Bill stops her and says “Listen to me, you’ll learn something important”, causing laughs and jeers from the audience. O’Reilly says that 70% of Americans don’t want the Ground Zero Mosque at Ground Zero then goes on to say “Muslims caused 9/11″ throwing the entire show into chaos. Enjoy…
Richard Dawkins sat down with Bill Maher last night on ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ to discuss religion and evolution. Maher quickly asked Dawkins what he thought of Christine O’Donnell’s recent comments that “evolution is a myth” and “if monkeys are evolving why aren’t they still evolving?”. Dawkin’s replied by saying what O’Donnell said was “spectacularly stupid”. Maher makes the point that O’Donnell seems to believe she can walk into a zoo and watch a monkey evolve. The reason O’Donnell’s comments have recieved so much flak are not so much because she believes in creationism but because she has no idea how evolution works.
Bill Maher bravely appeared on The O’Reilly Factor earlier this week to discuss religion and how Obama is handling his presidency. Maher thinks Obama is doing well but that the Democrats need to be more vocal about their accomplishments. Although…
Earlier today on ‘The View‘, the panel revisited their earlier “debate” on religion, evolution, and science when a clip of Christine O’Donnell was played. Bill Maher recently released footage of O’Donnell from his old television show, Politically Incorrect. The infamous clip has O’Donnell passionately telling Maher’s audience that “evolution is a myth“. After playing the clip, Sherri Shepherd tells the panel she “doesn’t believe in science”…
On Wednesday’s episode of ‘The View‘, the panel discussed recent comments from The National Center For Atmospheric Research(NCAR). NCAR reported that Moses’s fabled parting of the Red Sea might have happened due to wind conditions. You can actually see a look of amusement in Barbara’s eyes as she glances over and see’s Sherri Shepard angrily shaking her head about this discovery.
A week after September 11th 2001, Bill Maher sat down with his panel on ‘Politically Incorrect’ to discuss 9/11 but little did he know that his comments on this show would eventually get the show cancelled. During a debate about terrorists, Maher refused to call the terrorists cowards, Maher said the U.S was lobbing cruise missles from thousands of miles away and he thought that was more cowardly. Maher’s comments sparked a huge controversy and soon advertisers began to pull out, in the show’s final months it struggled to find support but was eventually canned.
In this clip from Bill Maher’s ‘But I’m Not Wrong’ stand-up special, Bill comes out on stage for an encore performance after finishing his set. Instead of just telling a few jokes, Maher hosts a faux fashion show with Muslim Dior models, all wearing makeshift niqabs.
Earlier this week on Fox News, a panel, including Alan Colmes and S.E. Cupp among others, debated the issue of the mosque near ground zero. Cupp claimed that because the leaders of the mosque were Muslim it was politically incorrect to check who they are or if they are really related to terror.
Adam Carolla’s podcast is one of the top on the Itunes charts and with good reason, his hilarious improvised jokes rival even those of Howard Stern. In this clip from Loveline, Carolla’s earlier radio show, he and Kathy Griffin take a call from a born-again Christian. The born again Christian wants an apology from Carolla for some off-color jokes earlier in the show… but both Carolla and Griffin are atheists and don’t plan on apologizing.
On Sunday’s “Face the Nation” David Boies and Tony Perkins went toe-to-toe on the legality of same-sex marriage. Boies claims that it is very easy to obscure public thinking on an issue by claiming things that are patently, not true. He claims that marriage is a right to all people, and the religious right cannot stop Americans from getting married.
