Why Scarlett Johansson Is Mostly Right About Identity-Blind Casting
The ‘Avengers’ star is generally right that actors can and should play anyone, but sometimes that gets complicated.
‘Aziz Ansari: Right Now’ Is A Mature, Humble Comeback Special
Ansari, no longer sourcing from the life experiences of a single 20-something who likes food and soft sheets, evoked mid-life concerns relatable to so many.
8 Reasons Season 3 Is The Best ‘Stranger Things’ Yet
The themes about growing up are relatable, the nostalgia is real, and the monster-fighting remains legitimately scary. ‘Stranger Things 3’ is excellent.
How ‘Stranger Things’ Swapped Friendship For Cheap Feminism
In the third season of Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things,’ the story is centered on eroticism instead of friendship.
It Doesn’t Matter A Hill Of Beans If Disney Casts A Black Actress As ‘The Little Mermaid’
Disney cast a young black woman as the new Ariel. But why has the immediate focus been on what she looks like––not whether she can act or sing?
Why Netflix’s Loss Of ‘The Office’ And ‘Friends’ Is A Very Big Deal
The hypothetical Netflix user who’s spent years toggling between ‘The Office,’ ‘Friends,’ and the company’s original content will need at least three subscriptions by 2021 to keep their status quo.
Season 3 Confirms It’s Time For ‘Stranger Things’ To End
It’s just too good to go on forever. Wallowing in ’80s nostalgia is healthy when done in moderation, but too much could make for disappointing outcomes.
Why Netflix’s Struggle With Talk Shows Is Proof The Format Is Dying
Maybe the late night talk show is a habit of older generations: people who don’t have Netflix and wouldn’t watch Michelle Wolf if they did.
Innocuous, Charming Satire ‘Good Omens’ Receives Undue Backlash From Christians
For some reason, Christian Americans are incredibly upset with the TV series Good Omens,’ based on the Neil Gaiman/Terry Prachett novel of the same name.
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Takes Teen Hero On Planet-Saving Vacation
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is Peter Parker’s most entertaining adventure yet.
What The Evolution Of The ‘Star Trek’ Franchise Says About The Shifting TV Landscape
To better understand how important ‘Star Trek’ is to reading the TV climate, it’s worth looking at what happened the last time it was so popular.
15 Years Later, ‘The Notebook’ Is Still A Bad Movie
For the past 15 years, I’ve listened when fans offered their glowing opinions of ‘The Notebook.’ But on this anniversary, I’ve chosen to break my silence.
Even Though Others Want Him Gone for Good, Fans Still Want Louis C.K.
Following a recent surprise performance at Brooklyn comedy festival, Skankfest, the venue publicly apologized after pressure from many who found out that the disgraced comic had made an appearance.
Frustrating ‘Yesterday’ Fantasy Wastes World-Without-Beatles Premise
‘Yesterday’ is relentlessly unamusing and thoroughly unconvincing in its tale of a struggling musician becoming the only person in the world who knows The Beatles ever existed.
Late-Night TV Shows Feel ‘Urgency’ To Add Live Democratic Debate Content
Late-night TV host Jimmy Fallon announced that ‘The Tonight Show’ will go live to debrief viewers on the first DNC-hosted debates.
The Puzzling Disconnect Between ‘Euphoria’s’ Wild Teens And Risk-Averse Gen Z
While HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ is definitely shocking, it’s just not representative of today’s teenage experience.
‘The Hills’: Not The Reboot We Need, But The Reboot We Deserve
It’s the age of the influencer, and that’s makes now as good a moment as any to revisit ‘The Hills,’ MTV’s controversial blend of truth and fiction.
The Strange Fun Of ‘Under A Rock With Tig Notaro’
The new show is fun, clever, and easily worth ten minutes of your time.
Here Are The Best Conservative Films To Watch This Summer
As Hollywood moves further left, here are some of the best conservative films that promote liberty, truth, family, patriotism, and the fight against evil.
Hollywood Punishes VidAngel For Cleaning Up Their Smut
On June 17, VidAngel was handed a $62 million bill, payable to Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. While the company appeals, let’s puzzle over what Disney could possibly do with more control and money.
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