On Tuesday's "Nightline," ABC gushed over Michelle Obama with the enthusiasm and objectivity usually reserved for "Access Hollywood" reporters. Correspondent Yunji de Nies lauded the "rock star" first lady for her fashion sense and for speaking openly about balancing wo...

Despite calling for massive new spending on education, universal health care and more money for bailing out banks, no ABC anchor on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning used the word liberal in describing Barack Obama's February 24 address to Congress. In contrast, ABC host Terry Moran on February 27,...

"Nightline" co-anchor Terry Moran gave an interview on Friday to the Media Bistro's "Morning Media Menu" podcast and compared Barack Obama to George Washington. Talking to host and editor Steve Krakauer, Moran gushed, "I like to say that, in some ways, Barack Obama is the fi...

"Nightline" co-anchor Terry Moran on Tuesday interviewed Barack Obama and pressed him from the left, wondering why he didn't simply fire the executives who the journalist blamed for "wreck[ing] these banks in the first place." The two were discussing the stimulus bill and the cu...

Africans get all the luck - near-constant sunshine, Bono’s full attention and now Salma Hayek’s boobs, too. Seriously, we’re burning up with envy. Salma Hayek - the adequate yet massively-norked actress, has breastfed an African baby in Sierra Leone while on a charity mission. It&#...

Journalist George Stephanopoulos appeared on Monday's "Nightline" to offer high grades for Barack Obama's first primetime press conference. He awarded the President an A for overall performance at the event and a B for Obama's bipartisan efforts. During the presidential campaign, Stephanop...

Six-time Oscar nominee Kate Winslet tells ABC's "Nightline" that she'd like to win the golden statuette at some point."I don't really want to be the most-nominated loser," Winslet tells Cynthia McFadden. The interview airs at 11:35 p.m. Friday on WFTV-Channel......

According to "Nightline" co-anchor Cynthia McFadden, during the 2008 presidential campaign "many in the media" saw Barack Obama as a "bright hope in the distance." The ABC journalist made that admission during a "Morning Media Menu" podcast interview with TV...

I hope Meryl Streep dresses better for the Oscars.She didn't try too hard at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and her lack of preparation caught up with her when she won for "Doubt." Dare we say ... frumpy? Streep needs......

The inauguration of the first African-American president is an historic affair, one that should be properly celebrated by all. But when the so-called "objective" network anchors begin comparing a routine political ceremony to a spiritual awakening, have they gone too far? "Sacred.&quo...