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Opinion
How ‘Legend of Van Dorn’ Fixes a Shocking Cultural Error
Lee Wilson started reading about Earl Van Dorn, his first thought wasn’t that he wanted to play him in a…
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Contributors
Hollywood’s Fake Cop Stories vs. Real-Life Policing
Life can be messy, and people don’t like or accept messiness for a variety of reasons. It’s ugly, distasteful, inconvenient…
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Opinion
Making ‘Reagan’: Producing a Movie During a Global Pandemic
Shooting a movie during a pandemic is truly a surreal experience like no other. Part of the fun of making…
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Opinion
Audiences Want to Be Entertained Again
Hollywood used to understand something that seems almost quaint now: people buy movie tickets because they want to see a…
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Contributors
‘Black Walrus’ Brims with Flatulence Gags, Not Politics
He is the hair-plastered Jolly Rancher that clogs the vacuum of crime, the Labrador that scoots its behind across the…
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Opinion
Can Hollywood Still Tell the American Story?
For generations, America told stories about itself. Not perfect stories, but stories filled with triumph and failure, courage and contradiction,…
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Contributors
Why Comic Book Creator Refused to Give Up on Childhood Dream
From the age of nine, I dreamed of being the Stan Lee of my own comic company. The Hard Knock…
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Contributors
Why I Started VirtueVigil.com
I remember the exact moment I decided something had to change. It was a Friday night, popcorn on the counter,…
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Opinion
What We’re Missing in Fight Against Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is a hidden issue that impacts communities across the nation and globe. It is a sick and twisted…
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Opinion
‘Rental Family’ Shows Other Side of Class Divide
“Rental Family,” the latest from acclaimed director Hikari, offers a tender and nuanced look at a group of people whose…
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