Netflix’s Adaptation Of ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Doesn’t Do The Book Justice
With little to no emphasis on J.D. Vance’s Appalachia community, the film lacks the sense of place that his memoir crafted carefully.
Podcast: ‘Jeopardy!’ Host Alex Trebek Became An Icon Of American Pop Culture
Alex Trebek’s legacy will continue to live on through the seemingly timeless effect of game shows on American culture.
Even ‘The Bachelorette’ Proves Harvard Degrees Are Useless
‘The Bachelorette’ has a way of teaching us week after week what not to do. This week’s lesson? Don’t blow six figures on a Harvard education.
You Can Fire Morrissey, But You Will Never Break His Spirit
Music legend Morrissey was dropped by his label on Monday, but his loyal fans know that cannot stop him.
Latest ‘Mandalorian’ Shocked Viewers With Action, Adventure, And The Ultimate Name-Drop
This week’s ‘Mandalorian’ adventure, ‘The Heiress,’ finds Mando and Baby Yoda in the midst of some of the greatest danger they’ve faced yet, but it makes for the best action this series has seen.
5 Questions Disney Plus Needs To Answer On Its One-Year Anniversary
In a year devoid of blockbuster movies in theaters, Disney has sought to rival Netflix as the leader in on-demand streaming, but questions remain about its approach.
The Latest ‘Mandalorian’ Is A Star Wars Horror Movie
We might all be living an election nightmare, but at least we’re not stuck in the horrific situation we find the crew of ‘The Mandalorian’ facing.
Sean Connery’s Masculinity Was In A League All Its Own
When John Wayne died in 1979, an obit writer said he thought Wayne was too tough to die. The same could be said of Connery, an undeniably cool and indestructible man.
‘The Bachelorette’ Strip Dodgeball Shouldn’t Have Surprised Sexually Conservative Viewers
‘The Bachelorette’ got a little risqué Tuesday night, with a group date round of dodgeball digressing into a strip version of the game, and detractors aren’t happy about it.
‘Bill And Ted Face The Music’ Is All About Believing Your Kids Can Save The World
Thea and Billie learn that personal success and glory for themselves is ultimately glory for their dads, and Bill and Ted realize that their own pride and joy is more fully expressed in their children’s accomplishments than in their own.
‘The Bachelorette’ Premiere Was Just Another Reminder That We’re In A Pandemic
We can’t evade the pandemic in our own lives — and ‘The Bachelorette’ just confirmed once again that we can’t escape it in entertainment either.
The Rise Of Activist Comedy Explains ‘SNL’s’ Pathetic Premiere
If Saturday Night Live can’t make two Boomer Kings desperate to be president funny, it’s an incredible waste of content and talent.
Keeping Kids From Seeing Smut Will Take A Lot More Than Canceling Netflix
Bringing about meaningful change in the wake of ‘Cuties’ is going take a lot more effort than just canceling your Netflix account.
‘Jeopardy!’ And ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Resume, Signaling A Post-Virus Return To Normalcy For Game Shows
With ‘Jeopardy!’ and ‘Wheel of Fortune’ back on the air, one corner of the entertainment world has returned to something approaching normalcy.
How ‘The Venture Bros.’ Created Prestige Animation
Voice actor James Urbaniak joins The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss how ‘The Venture Bros.’ created a new kind of storytelling in animation.
Why This Season Of ‘The Bachelorette’ Might Be The Most Dramatic Yet
A pandemic lockdown, production delays, true love in two weeks, two bachelorettes in one season — what could be more dramatic than that?
Can Pro Sports Survive The Great Awokening?
Pro sports is not engaging in woke signaling at the behest of their fans, but at the behest of the overwhelmingly leftist (and white) corporate media that covers them.
Is Donald Trump Today’s ‘Citizen Kane’? ‘Citizen Trump’ Film Suggests Yes
Through the lens of the 1941 classic ‘Citizen Kane,’ a documentary filmmaker seeks to understand the life journey of President Trump and his successful venture into politics.
The VMAs Were An Homage To COVID-19 And Social Justice When They Should Have Been A Diversion
I watched the VMAs in hopes of a distraction from this absurd timeline we’re living through. Instead, the awards show smacked me over the head with coronavirus and social justice the whole time.
Chadwick Boseman Is Gone But Will Never Be Forgotten
America lost a great actor with Chadwick Boseman’s death but his performances are forever.
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