Michael Moore

An effort to send Paul McKee's NorthSide redevelopment plan to a city-wide vote appears to have come up short. Read More

W ith no small amount of internal liberal chagrin, I begin my review of Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 with the same tired expression with which I began my review of The Passion of the Christ : don't believe the hype. Read More

THE threatening tactics adopted by the company operating the car park at Gala Water Retail Park in Galashiels have been slammed as "reprehensible" by local MP Michael Moore. Read More

Dana P. Goldman is the Norman Topping Chair in Medicine and Public Policy and director of the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics at the University of Southern California. Read More

Susan and Clayton Redfield, a Flint couple, are crediting documentary filmmaker Michael Moore for helping save their home after being hit with a 66,000 insurance bill, according to this blog. Read More

Oxford BioTherapeutics (OBT) has today announced the appointment of Dr Michael Moore as non-executive Chairman. Read More

People in Penryn have been urged to keep an eye out for vandals who have damaged two of the town's Christmas trees. Read More

Some parishioners in the Church of Obama discovered last week that their spiritual leader is a false prophet. Read More

If it is possible to whimper at the volume of a bang, then that is how this decade is ending on the big screen: with two high-profile, high-budget movies about the end of the world: Roland Emmerich's cheerfully silly 2012, and John Hillcoat's cheerlessly serious The Road, which arrive with a good deal of commentary to the effect that these movies typify the zeitgeist of the decade. Read More

Outspoken U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore expressed reluctance recently about shooting new documentaries, saying he is tired and disappointed with President Barack Obama's plan for a troop surge in Afghanistan. Read More