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Reviews
‘Great Basin’ Zooms in on Forgotten Lands, Need for Freedom
“These are strong and resilient people. They don’t see themselves as a charity case.” With that one sentence, New York-based…
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Opinion
Tips on Surviving Sensitivity Readers, Woke Gatekeepers
As that infamous saying goes, we find ourselves living in interesting times. The current climate is, unfortunately, being deliberately constructed…
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Contributors
How Pop Culture Tackled the ‘Kill Baby Hitler’ Question
Though it was well before my time, I always loved watching the original “Twilight Zone” series. Subsequent reboots never impressed…
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How ‘Hello, Bookstore’ Threatens Its Bipartisan Charm
The lean-faced man picks up the phone and answers it with a cheery, “Hello, Bookstore!” His name is Matt Tannenbaum,…
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Movies
‘The Lost King’ Recalls a Story Too Good to Be True (But It Was!)
We all remember where we were when we heard the news they had found Richard III. He was buried under…
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Reviews
‘How To Blow Up A Pipeline’ Pushes Free Speech Boundaries
“How To Blow Up A Pipeline” may be agitprop, but it’s really good agitprop. The movie dramatizes last year’s non-fiction…
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Contributors
What We’re All Missing About HBO’s ‘House of the Dragon’
The first season of HBO’s “House of the Dragon” is over, and the “Game of Thrones” prequel has not disappointed.…
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Contributors
Why Christopher Reeve’s ‘Superman’ Still Matters
I was four years old, and I had wanted to go to the movies my whole life (well, it was…
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Contributors
‘Shroud’ Doc to Merge Religion, Science
“What you have in the figure of Christ is an actual person who lived, plus a myth, and, in some…
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Reviews
‘Three Days of the Condor’ Captured Our Deep State Past (and Present)
On a recent flight, I rewatched one of the great political thrillers of all-time: From start to finish, “Three Days…
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