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Industry News
Leno Dishes on Letterman, Late Night Wars and His Humble Roots
Jay Leno has every excuse to play the celebrity card. He hosted “The Tonight Show” for 22 years and spent…
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Why ‘Flight of the Navigator’ Speaks to the Little Kid in All of Us
Randal Kleiser’s “Flight of the Navigator” opens with one of the great 1980s music montages. We don’t simply get a…
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The Streaming Wars Are About to Get Interesting
There’s a good reason “Netflix and chill” became our go-to catch phrase. The streaming platform dominated the digital landscape, making…
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‘Boys in Red Hats’ at War with Reality, Itself
Sorry. There aren’t two sides to the Covington Catholic boys scandal. The recent documentary “Rush to Judgment” proved that beyond…
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‘God’s Not Dead’ Sequel Could Throw Gas on Raging Culture War Fires
Box office receipts often tell the story of a franchise in decline. The 2014 indie film “God’s Not Dead” stunned,…
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‘Space Jam’ – A Beloved Basketball Classic … and Synergy Gone Wild
Before we let our nostalgia for all things “Space Jam” (1996) dictate our feelings for the movie itself, let’s not…
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Why David Mamet’s ‘The Edge’ Trumps Other Action Adventure Films
I was in graduate school when I chanced upon a copy of “The Edge” at my local Blockbuster. It caught…
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NPR Blames the Right for Cancel Culture
Some journalists are starting to worry about Cancel Culture. Most, sadly, support the toxic trend and have little reason to…
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‘Great White’ Offers Shark Film Fanatics the Bare Minimum
If Steven Spielberg predicted the flood of Z-grade shark flicks spawned from “Jaws” he might have skipped the 1975 project…
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‘Blue Velvet’ at 35: The Masterful Shocks Haven’t Aged a Day
I like to take walks outside during the night. Not the type Patsy Cline once sang about (“…I go walking,…
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