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Sonny Bunch proves right-leaning film critics are an unpredictable lot.

Bunch, formerly the Washington Free Beacon’s executive editor and film critic, left the outlet late last year. Now, he’s the …
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The splintered Best Picture field got even muddier this week.

The Denver Film Critics Society celebrated a gaggle of 2019 releases today, spreading nominations around from a black comedy about …
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2019 could be the Platinum Age of Television’s climax.

More and more streamers are diluting and distributing viewers across increasingly narrow bands of content.

How many viewers splurged for the …
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Free speech is under attack, and conservatives are leading the resistance.

Remember when UC Berkeley stood as the epicenter of the 1960s free speech movement? That’s no longer the case. …
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She’s running.

it’s one of social media’s enduring memes, riffing on how a public figure’s statement, any statement, suggests a run for office.

That’s particularly true for Hillary Clinton.

The …
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There’s a greater chance Alyssa Milano will vote for President Donald Trump than “The Fanatic” will snare a single Oscar nomination.

Razzies? Oh, that’s a much safer bet.

Still, the …
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“Saturday Night Live” rushed to prop up Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign with a November sketch that could double as a campaign ad.

Sure, “SNL” poked fun at her policies’ …
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Even Sacha Baron Cohen knows he’s a lousy messenger to fight the growing tide of Fake News.

The star of “Borat” and “Who Is America” earned his fame by tricking …
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Robert Redford is a world class actor, a movie star of the first order and an indie film inspiration.

Redford’s Sundance Film Festival helped fuel the rise of auteurs like …
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Think about your all-time favorite movie scenes.

Is it the water glass shaking as a T-Rex lumbers into view in “Jurassic Park?” Mel Gibson staring down a squad of post-apocalyptic …
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