Sarah Palin has been mocked, among other things, for being too dumb to know that the more her former aides trash Game Change , a made-for-TV movie about the 2008 presidential campaign, the more viewers the movie is likely to draw. But Palin is no slouch at PR. Last week, her aides spoke out angrily, calling Game Change sick . What a brilliant move. The more they protest, the more attention Palin gets. Beautiful, smart Julianne Moore, whos been called one of the best actresses of her generation, plays the former governor of Alaska in the movie, based on the book of the same name, and Palins got to hate that, right? On Monday, the 08 Republican nominee John McCain said he wouldnt be watching. Palin hasnt said whether she will watch Moore, a pro-choice activist who has said that she is tired of partisan politics . She certainly didnt ignore Tina Fey, the Hollywood comedian, writer and actress who parodied Palin in 2008 on Saturday Night Live. Palin couldnt resist an invitation to appear ...

On her Facebook page, an alarming number are openly calling for atrocities, mass murder, even the nuclear annihilation of a whole region. As Sarah Palin Facebook missives go, her latest isn't particularly provocative or even objectionable: " Obama apologizes for the inadvertent Koran burning this week," she wrote . "Now the U.S. trained and protected Afghan Army can apologize for killing two of our soldiers yesterday. " What's noteworthy is the response to the post. Almost 20,000 people have "liked" it. They've left 2,238 comments. It wouldn't be fair to credit or blame former governor Palin for their content, or to take them as representative of what conservatives think about the War in Afghanistan. But the comments shed light on how one faction in the conservative movement, fervent Palin fans, are reacting to the ongoing presence of American troops in a Muslim country. Some are completely unobjectionable. But explicit xenophobia is alarm...

Washington, Feb 27 ( ANI ): Sarah Palin has been nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award as worst actress for her "performance" in the documentary "The Undefeated," a film about her political career. The Razzies, which purport to salute the worst in the world of movies each year, typically are presented the day before the Academy Awards but their schedule was shifted this year. The nominees were released Saturday and the winners (or losers, depending on how you look at it) are to be announced April 1, the Politico reported. Palin's fellow nominees in the worst actress category are Kristen Stewart ("Breaking Dawn"), Sarah Jessica Parker (both "New Year's Eve" and "I Don't Know How She Does It") and two men performing in drag, Martin Lawrence ("Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son") and Adam Sandler , whose nomination for "Jack and Jill," was one of a record 11 he received Saturday in various Razzie catego...

The writer of a television movie about the 2008 McCain-Palin U.S. presidential campaign says he never agreed to give campaign staffers access to the script. ADVERTISEMENT Danny Strong, the writer and co-executive producer of the upcoming HBO film "Game Change," denied he misled former McCain-Palin staffers. McCain-Palin adviser Jason Recher said last week Strong promised access to "Game Change" ahead of its March 10 debut, a claim Strong denies. "I am adamant -- adamant -- that I never promised to show him the script because I never promised anyone I'd show them the script," Strong told The Hollywood Reporter. Former campaign staffers have complained that "Game Change," based on the book of the same name by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, characterizes Palin as uninformed about global affairs. Recher said he tried to convince Strong the book was rife with inaccuracies. He also said he would not attend the premier of the film. Strong said he...

On the eve of the annual Academy Awards, the Razzies came calling for Sarah Palin. The former vice presidential candidate was nominated Saturday for a Golden Raspberry Award as worst actress for her performance in the documentary The Undefeated , a film about her political career. Continue Reading The tongue-in-cheek Razzies , which purport to salute the worst in the world of movies each year, typically are presented the day before the Academy Awards but their schedule was shifted this year - the nominees were released Saturday and the winners (or losers, depending on how you look at it) are to be announced April 1. Alaskas former governor, if she were to give this any thought at all, could take some comfort in being in good company; among her fellow nominees this year are such noted performers as Al Pacino (a supporting actor nod for Jack and Jill) and Nicolas Cage (worst actor for Drive Angry). Palins fellow nominees in the worst actress category are Kristen Stewart (Breaking Dawn), ...

Sarah Palin 's supporters are rallying around her as the HBO premiere of " Game Change " comes closer. The movie, which is scheduled to premiere on March 10, looks at Palin's experiences during the 2008 presidential election. Palin is portrayed by actress Julianne Moore. The movie -- or, rather, the trailer -- has been met with criticism for the portrayal of Palin. One who has come to Palin's defense is John McCain, the former Republican presidential candidate who chose her as his running mate. McCain stood by his choice at a recent Republican event in Arizona . "I just don't get it, why they want to continue to attack Sarah Palin , a good and decent, fine mother, a wonderful person," he said, the Los Angeles Times reported . Like us on Facebook Onscreen portrayals of famous people and historical figures are bound to be met with all kinds of criticism even before they've been aired. Here are onscreen portrayals that were met with varying degrees ...

Sarah Palin Jerry Markland- Getty Images AFTER years of stonewalling what they regard as the liberal elite media, Sarah Palin's closest associates have decided to use America's mainstream press to mount a pre-emptive strike against a new film chronicling the former vice-presidential candidate's rise to political stardom. Seven of the ex-Alaska governor's former staffers made headlines on Thursday by holding a 50-minute conference call with journalists in which they angrily aired criticisms of the television movie Game Change, in which Ms Palin is portrayed by Julianne Moore. The high-profile project, for the cable channel HBO, was described as a "sick," "abusive," and "fabricated" representation of the 2008 election campaign. It wrongly portrays Ms Palin as abrasive and emotionally combustible, they claimed, and distorts her grasp of foreign affairs. Not one of the seven participants in the phone call has seen Game Change, which will not ai...