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Reviews
Peele’s ‘Nope’ Might Be Year’s Worst Film
Jordan Peele, meet M. Night Shyamalan. The “Sixth Sense” director was once the toast of Hollywood before his films devolved…
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Industry News
Tom MacDonald: Facebook, Instagram Censored My ‘Names’ Video
Tom MacDonald has the woke-free rap game more or less to himself. The apolitical musician preaches tolerance and love, and…
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Interviews
Rippaverse Artist Fires Back at Racist Critics
Build your own Twitter, the Left said. And then the very same Left shut down Parler, the Right’s alternative to…
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Reviews
The Miracle That Was ‘A Fish Called Wanda’
“A Fish Called Wanda” isn’t like most ‘80s comedies. It’s not a star-driven vehicle like “The Golden Child,” “Jumpin’ Jack…
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Andrew Schulz’s ‘Infamous’ Offers Crash Course in Taboo Comedy
Andrew Schulz famously bought back his “Infamous” comedy special from an unnamed streamer. The platform had asked him to edit…
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Industry News
Woke Is Just Part of the Problem Plaguing the MCU Now
The Marvel Cinematic Universe could do no wrong in its glory days. Even tepid fare like 2019’s “Captain Marvel” with…
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Industry News
Andrew Schulz: ‘The Future is Ownership, Not Censorship’
A comedian’s fortunes could change overnight with a spot on NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.” Even better? If…
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35 Years Later ‘RoboCop’ Is as Fresh, Raw and Relevant as Ever
Paul Verhoeven’s “RoboCop” (1987) felt like a crazed, positively cracked masterpiece when it first arrived. Once audiences got past the…
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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Goes from Beguiling to Snooze-Worthy
Olivia Newman’s “Where the Crawdads Sing” has been effectively marketed by its studio as an event movie based on a…
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Interviews
Nick Di Paolo: Louis C.K. Can Make a Hollywood Comeback (If He Wants It)
Nick Di Paolo and Louis C.K. don’t see eye to eye on politics. That’s putting it mildly. C.K. may have…
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