Why are government unions never the bad guys?
One of the worst villains in American life gets ignored by Hollywood
Hollywood
Monday
Tuesday
What is David Lynch up to now?
As rumors about ‘Wisteria’ swirl, the director is being typically mysterious
Monday
You had to be there
Everybody Thought We Were Crazy by Mark Rozzo reviewed
Thursday
Hollywood won’t say gay in China
Free speech exists in the entertainment industry — but only within CCP limits
Thursday
Time to slay J.K. Rowling’s ‘Fantastic Beasts’
Let’s hope the latest film in the series is the last
Friday
The bitter irony of Bruce Willis bowing out
Wealth and success don’t make one immune to aging
Monday
Will Smith’s slap saved a poor Oscars
It will define this year’s Academy Awards forever
Thursday
Hollywood, fist-fights and getting canceled
Joan Collins and Taki in conversation
Waugh in Hollywood
Seventy-five years ago, Evelyn Waugh headed to Hollywood to sell Brideshead Revisited
Tuesday
William Hurt — a life in two acts
His life and work were more than Marvel movies
Wednesday
Why does Hollywood ruin literature’s best characters?
What Kenneth Branagh has done to Poirot borders on literary mutiny
Wednesday
The last stand for intelligent films?
The Christopher Nolan picture ‘Oppenheimer’ is going to be a big deal. Could it even save the movies?
Wednesday
The Oscar noms are out but does anyone care?
The Academy Awards have come to matter less
Friday
Hollywood awards shows have become boring
Let’s just hope Spider-Man doesn’t sweep all the Oscars and Golden Globes — then we’ll know we’re in real trouble.
Sunday
Sidney Poitier refused to be defined by race
The Old Hollywood great once declared, ‘I am artist, man, American, contemporary’
Monday
Seventy-five years of It’s a Wonderful Life
In George Bailey, we see our own fathers, our own brothers and husbands and sons
Wednesday
The return of the brilliant Nicolas Cage
He’s one of our most talented actors, elevating even the most awful of scripts
Wednesday
Stillwater and the rise of the blue-collar American in Hollywood
The movie humanizes the camo-hat and cutoff shirt-wearing segment of America while still telling an entertaining story
Sunday
Fatty Arbuckle’s fall
Arbuckle was an accidental pioneer of cancel culture
Monday
Hollywood’s vacuous moral turn
Black Widow, Luca and Nomadland are films for decaffeinated protesters
