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Reviews
‘Something to Stand For’ Reclaims Patriotism in the Nick of Time
Mike Rowe’s “Something to Stand For” is everything today’s pop culture isn’t. Sentimental. Patriotic. Sincere. Aspirational. It takes time to…
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Trump Recommends Searing ‘Screams Before Silence’ Doc
President Ronald Reagan knew pop culture better than his Republican predecessors. He lived it. The veteran actor worked within Hollywood…
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Tyler Fischer, Joe Rogan Take Turns Shredding Dr. Fauci
No one imitates Dr. Anthony Fauci quite like comedian Tyler Fischer. The “Lady Ballers” star went viral during the pandemic…
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De Niro, Charlamagne Perfectly Highlight Trump Derangement Syndrome
A mysterious affliction has found its way into the minds of the masses. It’s called Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), and…
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‘Robot Dreams’ – Grab Kleenex for This Warm Hug of a Film
Pablo Berger’s “Robot Dreams” made a name for itself on the festival circuit last year and wound up an Academy…
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SHOCK: Corporate Press Ignores Huge Disney Story
The runaway success of Disney’s “Inside Out 2” is a major story. Why? The sequel stopped the studio’s fiscal bleeding…
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‘Batman’ at 35: Bleak, Brooding and Worth the ’80s Hype
Tim Burton’s “Batman” (1989) was such a monumental pop culture event, that it was easy for some to deem the…
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How ‘Youth Without Youth’ Led Coppola to ‘Megalopolis’
Following Francis Ford Coppola’s highly touted “Megalopolis” premiering at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, I’d like to draw attention to…
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Shyamalan’s Imperfect ‘Village’ Doesn’t Deserve Your Hate
M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Village” is now 20 years old and reflects on a family adage that is probably uttered…
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‘She Rises Up’ Praises Hard Work, Not Victimhood
Magatte Wade isn’t waiting for a handout. The Senegalese CEO knows how to lift citizens out of crushing poverty. It’s…
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