It was a silence heard aroung the world. At least the awards show proved effective in staging a tragedy. It was so bad that nobody even mentioned it in the press. The critics refused to draw their pens to write a review of the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG) effort. Instead, they slipped away quietly into the night following the worst presentation ever to fill a television screen. Somebody's got to report on it. Somebody not involved in Hollywood's liberal causes. That's us. And this is one time that MilesTones is serious.

The Screen Actor's Guild Awards Program that aired this last weekend, absolutely SAG-ed. Uneven,badly produced with actors who looked like a deer caught in the headlights as they accepted their 'awards' and who peppered their speechis with "um..uh...anduh....um..um..um."

Betty White received the lifetime achievment award and was funny, but she just had to add in some crude sexual inuendos that were not becoming. Drew Barrymore did a complete melt down, and for the first couple of minutes could not put a sentence together; On the verge of panic, she stammered uncomfortably and could only stutter, um...um, uh,um, um....uh. It was not an act .It was a true melt down. Other actors shown in the audience displayed an incredible attitude during the show. read more »

A film, by Atelier Pictures, of hope and change has just been released on DVD: The Ballad of Dorothy Dunn. The director, P.T. Gray, explores an original expressionistic narrative style to convey the themes of fundamental faith and devotion to humanity, through service, love, and activism. Dorothy Dunn is an inspirational Catholic worker, who is a cross between Father Daniel Berrigan and Mother Theresa. The story of Dunn was inspired by the travails and epiphany of Dorothy Day: Founder of the Catholic Workers Party. A must see for the faithful Christian. Ballad is an inspirational piece of art for individuals and community groups. read more »