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Reviews
‘Greenland’ Offers Older, Wiser Butler … So Where Are the Thrills?
Gerard Butler and Nicolas Cage have something in common. Both stars are so renowned for their cinematic tics we’ve come…
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Lists
Five Conservative Musicians Worth a Listen
While a musician’s political affiliation may not matter to some, for others it’s of critical concern. Certainly, people with similar…
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Industry News
Two Ominous Signs for British Free Speech
Free speech is under assault in the western world, a state of affairs Dennis Prager rightly calls unprecedented in modern…
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Reviews
‘Promising Young Woman’ Shows the Limits of Cinematic Rage
Anyone watching “Promising Young Woman” should get college credit toward their Gender Studies degree. Few films wear their activism on…
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Interviews
Steve McGrew Calls Out Big Tech ‘Censorship’
Steve “Mudlap” McGrew is a comic survivor. He’s been canceled for supporting President Trump, denied an HBO gig for mocking…
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Industry News
Is This the End of Movie Theatres?
The local movie house used to be the premier place to watch a film. You stopped by the concession stand,…
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Reviews
‘I’m Your Woman’ Packs Thrills, Not Lectures
Rachel Brosnahan plays a woman whose loyalty and patience are tested to the breaking point in Julia Hart’s “I’m Your…
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Industry News
MessingGate Reveals Not One But Two Glaring Hypocrisies
Debra Messing needs a social media handler. The “Will & Grace” alum keeps generating headlines for oversharing on Twitter. Last…
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‘News of the World’ Abandons Hanks at the Worst Possible Moment
“News of the World” reminds us how vital, and easily fumbled, third acts can be. Director Paul Greengrass reteams with…
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Reviews
The Very Best TV Shows of 2020
You’re going to read this listicle and think, “All this dude did was watch TV in 2020!” And that wouldn’t…
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