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Opinion
Hollywood’s Twin Obsessions: The Blacklist and Watergate
Coming soon is “Felt,” a Watergate biopic of “Deep Throat” himself. Liam Neeson will star as FBI agent W. Mark Felt,…
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Interviews
Why Nicholas Sparks Won’t Work Blue … Ever
Nicholas Sparks’ novels keeps getting adapted into big screen love stories. The 2004 film version of Sparks’ “The Notebook” may be…
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Industry News
What About These Muslim Characters, Obama?
The president spoke at a Baltimore mosque, marking his first visit to a Muslim house of worship during his seven-plus…
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Reviews
Critic vs. Critic: ‘Lazer Team’
Wurst is a film professor, movie critic for MauiTime and founder of the Hawaii Film Critics Society. And he torched…
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Reviews
Murray’s ‘Kasbah’ Demands a Second Chance
The comedy explores some serious issues, and it takes place where comedy rarely blooms: Afghanistan. For those who praise trigger warnings…
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Reviews
‘Our Brand Is Crisis’ Can’t Make Up Its Mind
It’s a story following political consultants working in a South American presidential election, one of whom happens to be America’s…
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Why Conservatives Should Cheer ‘X-Files’ Revival
Hollywood’s attempt to reboot, re-shine and re-sell everything from the past made new episodes of “The X-Files” inevitable. The early…
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Interviews
How Gina Grad Avoids Taking Sides in Our Raging Culture Wars
Gina Grad holds sway over one of podcasting’s signature shows. Grad is the “news girl” on “The Adam Carolla Show.”…
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Opinion
Michael Douglas Shows True Hollywood Courage
Some stars, like Will Smith, seek out the press to share their take on the Academy’s lack of black nominees. Others, like…
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Reviews
‘The Nest’ Walks Ideological Tightrope Sans Net
Audiences shouldn’t fear a talking point bombardment. Pulitzer Prize finalist Theresa Rebeck’s play, enjoying its world premiere at Denver’s The Space Theatre through…
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