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New Book Reveals Why ‘The Graduate’ Is Timeless
“The Graduate” hit theaters as the Vietnam War roiled the nation and men Benjamin Braddocks’ age often found themselves on…
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‘The Star’ May Be Your Next Christmas Tradition
The minds behind “The Star” must know the animation template by heart at this point. The clunky Top 40 music…
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Why Tom Clark Isn’t Afraid of Cruel Comedy Crowds
Tom Clark learned to overcome tough crowds during a 20-year stand-up career including appearances on Conan,” “The Late Late Show,” and “Premium…
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Immersive Theater: Resources, Tips and So Much More
Once you purchase tickets from an immersive theater production, you should keep an eye out for e-mails with instructions about…
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DVD Autopsy: ‘The Emoji Movie’
The common refrain about Hollywood having no more original ideas has an adjunct reality: many of their “new” ideas are…
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Immersive Theater: Meet the Future of Entertainment
Tired of the old proscenium theater shows? The moldy musical revivals? The self-indulgent moralizing of “important” Broadway plays? Sick of…
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Media’s War on Taylor Swift Just Went Full Racist
Being a pop star used to be so much easier. Record a half dozen hummable songs. Wear the trendiest clothes.…
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READ: Excerpt from Lisa De Pasquale’s ‘I Wish I Might!’
Lisa De Pasquale isn’t just the wit behind “The Social Justice Warrior Handbook.” She’s a conservative media personality, podcaster and…
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Interviews
HiT Episode No. 49 – Brett R. Smith (‘Thump’)
Nobody weaponizes pop culture from the right quite like Brett R. Smith. The illustrator who brought us “Clinton Cash: A…
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‘Gilbert’ Is the Year’s Most Unlikely Love Story
Neil Berkeley’s “Gilbert” will catch even the comedian’s biggest fans by surprise. The documentary focuses on Gilbert Gottfried, the screechy…
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