Kyle Smith (Twitter: @rkylesmith) is a film critic for The New York Post and the author of the novels Love Monkey and A Christmas Caroline. Type a title in the box above to locate a review. Find an alphabetical listing of The New York Post's recent film reviews here.
Buy Love Monkey for $4! "Hilarious"--Maslin, NY Times. "Exceedingly readable and wickedly funny romantic comedy"--S.F. Chronicle. "Loud and brash, a helluva lot of fun"--Entertainment Weekly. "Engaging romp, laugh-out-loud funny"-CNN. "Shrewd, self-deprecating, oh-so-witty. Smith's ruthless humor knows no bounds"--NPR
Buy A Christmas Caroline for $10! "for those who prefer their sentimentality seasoned with a dash of cynical wit. A quick, enjoyable read...straight out of Devil Wears Prada"--The Wall Street Journal 
 | |
|
« Introducing the Metablog | Home | Movies by the Shore »
By Kyle | June 1, 2009
Over at Big Hollywood, an amusing post that points out how California (which, as a liberal state, is presumably strongly against working children too hard) also wants to go into partnership with kid workers, suggesting a new child labor fee of $100. Which will surely close that massive $24 billion budget gap.
Topics: Business, Economics, Movies, Politics, TV |
June 1st, 2009 at 2:59 pm
They are willing to do anything to get that deficit down…except cut expenses or enforce immigration laws.