Jonathan Jones

Mother Jones’ David Corn, Republican strategist Juleanna Glover, and Bloomberg’s Jonathan Alter analyze whether it’s smart politics for Mitt Romney to share the stage with a “bloviating ignoramus” like Donald Trump.

Mother Jones David Corn, Republican strategist Juleanna Glover, and Bloomberg s Jonathan Alter debate whether Mitt Romney s fear-mongering can trump the President s strong record on foreign policy.

Mother Jones David Corn, Republican strategist Juleanna Glover, and Bloomberg s Jonathan Alter analyze whether it s smart politics for Mitt Romney to share the stage with a bloviating ignoramus like Donald Trump.

Mother Jones David Corn, the Washington Post s Jonathan Capehart, and Democratic strategist Krystal Ball challenge New York s Cardinal Dolan for sayings the Catholic Church may have to give up helping the poor if forced to accept the birth control mandate compromise.

Mother Jones David Corn, the Washington Post s Jonathan Capehart, and Democratic strategist Krystal Ball analyze the President and his team doubling down on Mitt Romney s record as a job creator while at Bain Capital.

Mother Jones’ David Corn, the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, and Democratic strategist Krystal Ball analyze the President and his team doubling down on Mitt Romney’s record as a “job creator” while at Bain Capital.

Mother Jones’ David Corn, Salon.com’s Joan Walsh, and the Washington Post Jonathan Capehart analyze how quickly Republicans distanced themselves from a Super PAC’s proposed character assassination of Obama.

MSNBC’s Martin Bashir leads the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart and Mother Jones’ David Corn in a discussion about Mitt Romney's new support from his former foes, Newt Gingrich and Michele Bachmann.

HYSTERIA, a mischievously inspired romantic comedy set in the late 19th century, is based on the surprising truth of how Mortimer Granville came up with the world's first electromechanical vibrator in the name of medical science. The film stars Academy Award nominee Maggie Gyllenhaal and Hugh Dancy, alongside Jonathan Pryce, Rupert Everett and Felicity Jones.

Based on a true story, this uproarious farce dramatizes the making of a modern-day publishing fiasco. Emmy nominee Jonathan Pryce (Brazil, Pirates of the Caribbean) stars as Gerd "the Bloodhound" Heidemann, a German reporter who sniffs out a scoop that will revive his stalled career: the lost diaries of Adolf Hitler. Gerd manages to convince Stern magazine to pony up millions for the documents, not knowing that a small-time forger (Alexei Sayle, The Young Ones) keeps churning them out from a shop in Stuttgart. The scheme hoodwinks eminent historians, Newsweek magazine, and even Rupert Murdoch--until the truth leaves everyone pointing fingers in fury. With a pitch-perfect ensemble cast that includes Barry Humphries (Dame Edna), Alison Doody (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), Tom Baker (Doctor Who), and Alan Bennett (Beyond the Fringe), Selling Hitler mercilessly lays bare the greed, self-delusion, and stupidity behind 20th-century journalism's most shocking scandal.

MSNBC analyst Krystal Ball, the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart and Mother Jones’ David Corn debate whether Mitt Romney can play a better second half, if Rick Santorum can play a full game, and why Newt Gingrich refuses to ride the pine.

ALBATROSS is the story of Emelia Conan-Doyle (Jessica Brown Findlay, Downton Abbey), a cheeky force of nature and the 17 year old heir to the legacy of Arthur Conan Doyle. Harboring an ambition to follow in the literary footsteps of her grandfather, Emelia writes while working at a stuffy seaside hotel populated by another blocked novelist Jonathan (Sebastian Koch), his put-upon wife (Julia Ormond) and their daughter Beth (Felicity Jones, LIKE CRAZY). nstigating a whirlwind of change, Emilia first befriends and emancipates the bookish daughter Beth (Jones), alarms her career frustrated mother (Ormond), before bewitching Jonathan himself.