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Interviews
Journalist: Mr. Rogers Worked Tirelessly on Being Kind
Journalist Tom Junod met Fred Rogers roughly 20 years ago with plenty of questions in mind. Junod needn’t have bothered.…
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Lists
11 of the Very Best ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Episodes
Few television shows start their tenth year with the same creative snap as episode one. “Frasier” ran on creative fumes…
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Industry News
Dennis Miller on ‘Angels’ Flop: We Don’t Wanna Be Scolded
Dennis Miller hasn’t seen the new, proudly woke “Charlie’s Angels” yet. The “Saturday Night Live” legend and host of the…
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Interviews
HiT Episode 139: Jimmy Failla (‘Everybody Calm Down’)
Jimmy Failla doesn’t trust the country’s political fortunes to the comedian class. Yes, Failla is a successful stand-up comic, podcaster…
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Interviews
‘Waves’ Director: Collaboration, Faith Fueled Family Drama
Trey Edward Shults’ “Waves” looks at a perfect family in a near-perfect free fall. This upper middle-class clan has it…
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Reviews
Scorsese’s ‘Irishman’ Refuses to Meet Our Expectations
In the introductory moments of “The Irishman,” the camera enters the film through a box-like entrance, possibly a camera-like peep…
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Reviews
‘Parasite’ Is Shocking, Unconventional and Impossible to Forget
The less you know about the plot of “Parasite” going in, the better. Here is a spare and spoiler-free plot…
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Industry News
Woke Broke Movies: Does Hollywood Care?
An editor once taught me an invaluable tip about liberal media bias. Sometimes the real news in a story is…
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Interviews
HiT ‘cast Episode 138: Justin Folk (‘No Safe Spaces’)
Justin Folk isn’t a comedian or a college student. He hasn’t even been “canceled” by any aggrieved group as of…
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Reviews
‘Waves’ Offers Hope, Healing and Superlative Drama
Trey Edward Shults pulls a Babe Ruth with “Waves.” The writer/director metaphorically points to the fences, asking us to buy…
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