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How ‘Red Dawn’ Perfectly Captures ’80s-Era Fear
When young people ask me what I remember about the ’80s, my stock answer is that it was a lot…
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‘BarneStorming’ Sparks ‘Three’s Company’ Reunion
For seven seasons and nearly 200 episodes, “Three’s Company” proved to be one of the funniest sitcoms of the modern…
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Author: Hollywood Is Alienating Half Its Audience
L. Todd Wood woke up one day knowing his transition from Wall Street to published author was complete. How? He…
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Why Connick, Jr Avoids Politics on ‘Harry’
Harry Connick, Jr. has spent the last 30 years entertaining America as one of Hollywood’s most versatile talents: singer, songwriter,…
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6 Ways Liberal Celebrities Can Make a Difference
Mark Duplass deserves some sort of an award. The indie titan behind HBO’s “Togetherness” and the co-star of FX’s “The…
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HiT DVD Autopsy: ‘Officer Downe’
It’s not always a Hollywood blockbuster worthy of going under the celluloid medical examiner’s knife. Occasionally an obscure title comes…
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Green Day Live: Fun, Interactive and Hypocritical
I have always loathed Green Day. I was already an adult when they first came on the scene. Even though…
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HiT Podcast Episode 16 – Ben Watkins (‘Hand of God’)
Ben Watkins‘ agent had some sobering advice when the writer landed a gig with USA’s “Burn Notice.” Don’t get cozy.…
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7 Reasons ‘Billions’ Is TV’s Best Drama
“Peak Television” shows little sign of stopping. HBO’s mini-series “Big Little Lies” by David E. Kelley is a nice addition…
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How ‘Kong: Skull Island’ Revives a Franchise Fave
King Kong hasn’t changed all that much since we first met him way back in 1933. He’s still fiercely territorial,…
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