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NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” dabbled in politics last season. Now it about to get real. When we last saw Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler), she had just wrapped up… More

Never let it be said that Meghan McCain, daughter of Sen. John McCain, will ever be caught without an opinion. According to The Hollywood Reporter, she takes a swipe at… More

Appreciating HBO’s “Game Change” requires separating fact from fiction. And when it comes to Sarah Palin (played by Julianne Moore in the movie), that’s not easy to do.

HBO is gearing up for the premiere of its movie “Game Change,” which debuts on Saturday night at 9 pm Eastern, and they’ve released trailers where they talk to the authors of the original book, Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, as well as other Washington journalists, about the impact of the book.

Julianne Moore insists her portrayal of Sarah Palin in the upcoming HBO movie “Game Change” is not meant to be some sort of satire of the firebrand former governor of Alaska and polarizing candidate for vice president.

March 10, HBO will premiere “Game Change,” which dramatizes the 2008 presidential campaign of Republican nominee John McCain and his previously little-known running mate, Sarah Palin. The stellar film cast includes Ed Harris as McCain, Julianne Moore as Palin, and Woody Harrelson as McCain’s chief campaign strategist, Steve Schmidt.

Outspoken John McCain took verbal shots at Rick Santorum and the United States Supreme Court on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” Wednesday night.

William Shatner has been doing a lot of interviews to promote his one-man Broadway show “Shatner’s World” — then again, he seems to be constantly doing interviews about something or other — but for one reason or another, he’s never gone on “The Colbert Report.” That changed last night.

Sounds like HBO has lost a viewer for its upcoming political biopic “Game Change.” Sen. John McCain — whose 2008 presidential campaign gets the dramatization treatment in the film —… More

HBO has just released the first full trailer for “Game Change.” What’s most noticeable in the teaser (apart from Julianne Moore’s spot-on impersonation of Sarah Palin) is its less-than-favorable depiction of the former Governor of Alaska – who is seen unraveling on the 2008 campaign trail.