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Contributors
A Tale of Two Political Conventions
Scarlett O’Hara, raging at Ashley Wilkes’ rejection, huffs within the gigantic drawing room. She grabs a nearby vase and hurls…
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Opinion
Ode to Minneapolis Bookstores Burned Down in the Riots
In Rod Serling’s classic “Twilight Zone” episode “Walking Distance,” a frazzled ad executive played by Gig Young finds himself transported…
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Industry News
Creator of Pro-Trump Comic: Indiegogo Shadowbanned ‘MAGAnificent 7’
I’m a long time comic book creator for DC and Marvel comics, but two years ago I created my own…
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Opinion
Author Warns Consumers About the Fallout from Media Censorship
Fake or Fact? The ending will leave you speechless—or not. My latest book, “Mercury’s ‘Fake’ Message,” may help combat a…
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Opinion
Why ‘Star Wars’ Still Stands Head and Shoulders Above Modern Blockbusters
It’s 2020, and for the time being, “Star Wars” is dead. We continue to hear of Lucasfilm projects and rumors…
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Opinion
How ‘Man in the High Castle’ Predicted Our Cancel Culture Age
“The cause of living in the past is dying right in front of us.” — Rhett Butler, “Gone With The Wind”…
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Opinion
The Bible, Humor and Healing – The Story Behind ‘Selfie Dad’
It’s a privilege to be paid in advance to write a feature film script about whatever you want. I hunkered…
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Opinion
Heroism Gets Cross-Examined in ‘Superego’ Sequel
The “Superego” series started out as a sort of an exploration of morality by following a character who has no…
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Opinion
‘Quiet Crossing’ Offers Timeless Tale of Political Oppression
“Quiet Crossing” began as a university project of the students from the Westminster Film School in London but soon grew…
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Opinion
The Battle For America’s Understanding of Its True Self
Earlier this month, New York Times’ journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones won a Pulitzer Prize for creating “The 1619 Project.” The celebrated…
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