If Jack Whitehall Can’t Portray A Gay Character, These 100 Other Actors Must Go Too
How is it possible that in 2018 Hollywood—the preeminent progressive institution in American culture—cannot find gay actors to play gay characters?
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Unfinished Business’ And ‘The Passage’
Two episodes further wind down the New Caprica storyline, while evolving the narrative in ways that will carry viewers through Season Three and perhaps the rest of the series.
Michael Avenatti’s Arrogance Soars Into Considering A Presidential Run
Michael Avenatti popped up at the Iowa State Fair last week, an event that has traditionally been a campaign stop for presidential candidates.
‘American Psycho’ Author Sticks His Neck Out To Decry ‘Leftist Hysteria’ Over Trump
Bret Easton Ellis says Hollywood is being ‘hysterically emotional about its liberalism’ by refusing to accept the reality that voters put Trump into office.
Adding An Award Is A Cry Of Desperation From An Increasingly Irrelevant Oscars
The movies that break records and sit at the top of the box office week after week don’t need to win an Academy Award. They’ve already been given the award of huge amounts of money.
HBO’s ‘Barry’ Is An Entertaining Confection Gone Stale Inside
Season two of ‘Barry’ feels like a gloomy prospect. The show is done by episode eight, the story told, the point hammered home. Unfortunately, HBO likely senses a cult hit and has renewed it.
This Year’s ‘Bachelorette’ Teaches A Needed Lesson About Love Across Political Lines
Becca and Garrett kept an open mind when building their relationship. In our hyper-politicized culture, more Americans need to do the same.
Crowdfunded Rebellion Against Identity Politics In Comics Nets $1.25 Million And Counting
If the successful crowdfunding trend continues, we could see a watershed moment in comics like the Amazon Kindle was to bookstores.
‘BlacKkKlansman’ Undercuts Its Message By Wildly Overplaying Its Material
The extra ‘K’ that makes the movie’s title look ridiculous is emblematic of what’s wrong with the film as a whole: it ends up being an unnecessary and distracting detraction.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘A Measure of Salvation’ And ‘Hero’
Two episodes covering the history of the Cylon threat encapsulate why the series alternately grips and irritates viewers.
Interview: Dennis Prager On Western Values, Jewish Leftism, And Censorship
Prager talks with Ben Weingarten about his conservative views, religiosity, reason versus emotion, Western values in immigration policy, and social media.
Jim Gaffigan Finds Humor In His Wife’s Battle With Cancer In A Brilliant ‘Noble Ape’
Using his signature character voices, he takes his audience through the trials and tribulations of a severe medical crisis.
Seinfeld’s ‘Comedians In Cars’ Is A Welcome Respite From The Insufferable Wokeness Of Comedy
Seinfeld has created a wonderful escape from the political insanity of our day in his show ‘Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee,’ and he should keep it that way.
Stephen King’s ‘Castle Rock’ Debut Leaves More Questions Than Answers
‘Castle Rock’ is essential viewing for Stephen King fans, but there’s probably not enough horror to draw in most other genre aficionados.
5 Things You Missed Last Night On ‘Bachelorette: The Men Tell All’
In last night’s episode of ABC’s ‘The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All,’ host Chris Harrison interviewed the men Becca Kufrin has sent home.
Don’t Let Your Kids Waste Their Summers And Lives On Video Games Like I Did
From one who once struggled with video game addiction and now has three young ’uns, here’s my advice: keep your kids as far away from these games as possible.
Revisiting Battlestar Galactica: ‘Collaborators’ And ‘Torn’
After the rescue of settlers from New Caprica, humanity is reunited but not quite reunified.
‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ Cast Beg For James Gunn To Direct Again, Slam PC Mobs
‘We hope Americans from across the political spectrum can ease up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.’
Harvard Prof Goads Michael Avenatti Into Admitting He Broke Ethics Rules
In an exchange on ‘Anderson Cooper 360,’ Michael Avenatti allowed Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz to goad him into admitting he broke rule 4.2 of the American Bar Association.
Interview: Richard Epstein On Classical Liberalism, The Administrative State, And Free Speech
Senior Contributor Benjamin Weingarten interviews professor and classical liberal Richard Epstein on Clarence Thomas, progressivism, and socialism.
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