Beyond-Parody WaPo Article Insists ‘The Lion King’ Is Racist, Fascist, Blah Blah Blah
Only a person with a few screws loose would think after watching ‘The Jungle Book’ that he should follow Mowgli into the jungle and make friends with wolves, panthers, and bears. This guy treats ‘The Lion King’ similarly.
Podcast: Crime Reporters On The Growing Popularity Of The True Crime Genre
The hosts of the new crime podcast, “22 Hours: An American Nightmare” join the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss crime reporting, true crime, and storytelling.
Netflix And Disney Don’t Get To Decide Georgia’s Abortion Laws
Consumers should fight back and let Netflix know that it can’t transplant its values to Georgia or any other state exercising its system of democracy.
Podcast: The Final Recap Of ‘Game Of Thrones’
On the Federalist Radio Hour, we discuss the plot pitfalls on the final season of “Game of Thrones” and where the HBO show diverted from the books.
Life In The Hollow Golden Age Of Television
Are shows likes Game of Thrones really what we want history to record what we were doing when the debt ballooned and fertility collapsed?
The 10 Tunes On This Playlist Will Make Your Mother’s Day Sing
Here you’ll find a playlist that combines conventional Mother’s Day tunes with others that might not tug at the heartstrings but are still germane to the topic.
Late-Night TV Writers Know They’re Awful, But Their Solutions Are Worse
Laziness is the central characteristic of the age of infotainment. Conflating news and entertainment means less effort goes into reporting and humor.
Game Of Thrones: Theories, Predictions, And Its Widespread Popularity
Sonny Bunch and Robby Soave join the Federalist podcast to quibble over the popular HBO show’s characters, plots twists, and more.
Niche-ified Pop Culture Could Lead To Either A Renaissance Or A Dark Age
If Americans resist the urge to huddle in niches and use entertainment for validation and pleasure, they will continue progressing towards a brighter future with stronger communities.
Despite Numerous Roadblocks, ‘Unplanned’ Movie Wildly Outperformed Expectations
When the weekend totals came in, ‘Unplanned’ managed to earn more than double the projections, totaling $6.11 million. That means it features in more theaters this weekend.
Podcast: Best And Worst Films Of The Last Year With Kyle Smith
National Review’s Critic-at-large Kyle Smith joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss movies, television, and this year’s Academy Awards.
How To Make Baseball Appealing On Television Without Changing Its Character
A plan to increase baseball’s entertainment value and adapt the game to our ever-shortening attention spans. The future of the sport depends on it!
What It Will Take For Guitar To Make A Comeback
Willingness to subsume guitar virtuosity in service to the song will, ironically, be essential to guitarists regaining the cultural spotlight.
Its Boring Attack On Male Heroism Is Killing ‘Lego Movie 2’
Audiences tend to like the hero’s journey, not moviemakers who bludgeon audiences over the heads with morals and forced progressivism.
Liam Neeson Loves Heroes With Guns In Movies But Not In Real Life
Liam Neeson has built a career on wielding guns in Hollywood-created action movies, but he still demonizes gun owners and manufacturers.
5 Best Things About 2019’s SAG Awards
Hosted by Megan Mullally, the Screen Actors Guild Awards seemed to lack the laughter-free awkwardness that has been pervasive early in the 2019 awards season.
Paul Scheer Needs A New Podcast Co-Host For ‘Unspooled’
This podcast should be fantastic. The premise of a charismatic comedian experiencing many of these treasured movies for the first time held promise.
Ellen DeGeneres’s ‘Relatable’ Is A Gentle But Necessary Counterpoint To ‘Nanette’
The most important answer to Hannah Gadsby’s groundbreaking ‘Nanette’ came quietly from Ellen DeGeneres in ‘Relatable,’ the comedian’s new stand-up special.
Podcast: The Year 2018 Blended Politics And Culture
Andrew Heaton joins the Federalist Radio Hour to recap 2018, and make predictions for what this year’s political and cultural conversations will hold.
Original Storytelling Is Losing Its Cultural Power, And That’s Bad For America
On the big and small screens, new storytelling is losing its ability to saturate our culture and promote shared values.
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