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Opinion
‘Quiet Crossing’ Offers Timeless Tale of Political Oppression
“Quiet Crossing” began as a university project of the students from the Westminster Film School in London but soon grew…
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Industry News
Does Walmart’s Decision Against ‘No Safe Spaces’ Pass the Smell Test?
Many documentaries never see the inside of a movie theater. Filmmakers lucky enough to score a theatrical release pray their…
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Reviews
Uber-Feminist ‘Shirley’ Takes Us Into the Troubled Author’s Mind
Woke Hollywood does a two-step when it comes to revisiting the past. Take Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women,” a mostly faithful…
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Reviews
‘The Aerialist’ Takes Flight and Stays Aloft
And you thought Jennifer Lopez was a legend for workin’ a stripper pole in “Hustlers.” Dreya Weber is a physical…
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Interviews
Dreya Weber Peels Back the Curtain on a Dancer’s Life
Dreya Weber looks like she could tackle anything, on the ground or in the air. The aerialist is fitter than…
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Opinion
Has Hollywood Completely Lost Its Mind?
This critic fondly recalls interviewing some of the biggest names in show business. I’ve chatted with Tom Hanks, Will Smith,…
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Industry News
Stars Bail Out Protesters, Silent on Helping Victims
Celebrities couldn’t wait to bail out protesters who helped turn the Twin Cities into a war zone. The May 25…
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Reviews
‘You Don’t Nomi’ Rushes to Defend ‘Showgirls’
In the same year we celebrate (or mourn) “Showgirls'” 25th anniversary, the new documentary “You Don’t Nomi” explores the film’s…
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Reviews
These Thugs Should Have Never Messed with ‘Becky’
You’d think casting not one but two comedians in dramatic roles would be “Becky’s” biggest selling point. Lulu Wilson begs…
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Reviews
The Best Television Shows of 2020 (So Far)
Hard to imagine, but we’re only at the halfway point of the year. While there’s been some stellar television worth…
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