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‘Max Rose’ Lets Lewis Take One Last Bow
Jerry Lewis’ last major film role came in the 1995 film “Funny Bones.” So the mere existence of “Max Rose”…
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This ’80s Comedy Deserves Some Respect. Now
Quick, name a classic ’80s comedy. “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” “Ghostbusters.” “Planes, Trains and Automobiles.” “Coming to America.” “Sixteen Candles.” We…
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Radio Host Shreds Keillor’s Hateful Trump Rant
The Fla.-based talker and Snapchat star is known for his pop culture barbs. Yet Kaye couldn’t keep silent after reading a…
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‘Light Between Oceans’ Dims at Worst Possible Time
Sure, we’re occasionally treated to mawkish melodramas performed by nondescript stars. “Oceans” features two of Hollywood’s best actors in their prime. If…
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Flashback: Hollywood’s Useful Idiots Pimp ObamaCare
Conservatives warned us President Barack Obama’s health care reform would be unsustainable. Reporters brushed off the claims, essentially cheerleading on behalf…
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Why Gene Wilder’s Comic Legacy Will Endure
I had the chance to discuss Wilder’s career, what made him unique in Hollywood and why his finest work may…
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Producer: Why Faith Movies Must Go Mainstream
Making a single movie about President Ronald Reagan seems both appropriate and incomplete. “He lived so many lives, had so…
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Michael Nesmith: The Essential Monkee
Now, at 73, Nesmith reminds us again how vital he is to the band’s enduring appeal. Nesmith isn’t an official part…
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‘Hands of Stone’ Is Missing One Crucial Thing
Why did he quit? Did he really say “no mas” (Duran denies it)? Could he have rallied to beat Sugar Ray…
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Hollywood’s Cop Expert: Get Evidence First
He’s bring gravitas to true crime dramas like TV’s “Watching the Detectives,” “The Perfect Murder” and even the iconic series…
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