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New Podcast Vows to Defend Free Speech
“You do have a vocal minority in Hollywood who go to bat for free speech,” Perrino says. “It would really…
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Interviews
Loh’s ‘Madwoman’ Mines Menopause for Laughs
A regular presence on The New York Times bestseller list and NPR’s “The Loh Down on Science,” Loh has long…
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How Feminism Absolutely Crushed ‘Neighbors 2’
It took five men to write “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising.” But they weren’t alone. Two women played a big role in the…
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HiT Radio: Couric Shoots Career in Foot
Couric’s new documentary, “Under the Gun,” examines modern gun violence and potential solutions. Only Team Couric’s “solution” to a truthful…
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Why Hollywood’s Oddest Couple Clicks
Black, who directed and co-wrote “The Nice Guys,” collected $4 million for his 1996 movie “The Long Kiss Goodnight” alone. Landis…
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‘Apocalypse’ Shows Franchise Needs a Nap
Something seriously sapped that super power in “X-Men: Apocalypse,” the weakest film in the series. It’s neither revolutionary or exhilarating. Instead,…
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Why ‘Alice’ Sequel Is Just Shy of Torture
The new film jettisons Lewis Carroll’s source material save some characters names and chess pieces. In its place is the…
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Doc Filmmakers Silent on Couric Edit **UPDATED
Remember the fallout from New York Times reporter Jayson Blair’s fictionalized articles? Or the pall Dan Rather’s egregious error on…
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‘Other Kids’ Nails Today’s Teens Spirit
The new film, dubbed a “fictumentary” by writer/director Chris Brown, combines two seemingly disparate formats with keen results. The fusion…
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Why Bobby Lee Is Done with ‘MADtv’
He was one of the breakout performers on Fox’s “MADtv” during his eight-year run. Lee parlayed that show’s hit status…
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