University Of Oregon Paid ‘1619 Project’ Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones $25K To Lecture On ‘Systemic Racism’
New York Times “1619 Project” writer Nikole Hannah-Jones earned $25,000 to lecture students at The University Of Oregon on systemic racism and other topics.
Hulu Hops On ‘Systemic Racism’ Train By Streaming 1619 Project Disinfo Docuseries
The New York Times’ “1619 Project” will receive a major platform as Hulu sheds a spotlight on an ahistorical and flawed report on “systemic racism.”
‘Roe v. Wade’ Filmmaker Nick Loeb Tells Story Behind New Abortion Film
‘The strangest things would happen — every time we would run out of money, magically, money would show up from somebody. For lack of a better term, I’m not religious, but it was like the hand of God.’
Hulu’s ‘Boss Level’ Succeeds As A ‘Pure Enjoyment’ Streaming Blockbuster
Although it underuses Mel Gibson, ‘Boss Level’ shows it’s still possible to make movies with the simple goal of giving viewers some escape and enjoyment.
7 Under-The-Radar Film And TV Releases Out This Month
An everyman who becomes a Cold War spy; a Christian version of ‘High School Musical’; a new ‘Mighty Ducks’? These seven intriguing titles premiere in March.
#FreeBritney And ‘Framing Britney Spears’ Are All About The American Dream
It’s a story about the dichotomy of the American Dream, about how demand builds people up and then tears them down, and a story about our descent into a culture that can no longer commoditize talent while insisting on substance.
5 Long-Term Takeaways From Disney’s Big Plans For Future Shows
When Disney announced 52 upcoming films and series, Hollywood press, movie fans, and even Wall Street ate up the hype. Here’s an overview of the big takeaways.
Hulu’s ‘Hardy Boys’ Reboot Is Classic, Wholesome Mystery-Solving
Frank and Joe Hardy are back. But unlike recent ‘Nancy Drew’ and ‘Riverdale’ remakes, the new Hulu series stays (mostly) true to the novels.
Is Fortnite Live The Future Of Television?
The nature of entertainment and storytelling is changing our culture, but is it for better or worse?
An Ahistorical, Surprisingly Dull Mess, Hulu’s ‘The Great’ Is Anything But
The show thinks it’s subversive and daring with its humor, but the only shock is how relentlessly dull it is, regardless of themes and imagery.
Why It’s Important To Stop Putting Token Conservatives On Television
A generation’s limited exposure to conservatives in TV shows has created a culture of hatred and mistrust between the parties’ respective youths.
Fact-Challenged ‘Top Chef’ Host Rants About Nuns And Viagra
“Viagra is covered by insurance without question, but birth control coverage is dependent upon the religious ideals of employers/institutions,” said Padma Lakshmi.
Woman Behind Roe v. Wade Leaves Confused Legacy In ‘AKA Jane Roe’
Norma McCorvey went from being a lesbian abortion advocate to a born-again Catholic and pro-life spokeswoman. Upon her death, she said it was all a lie — but which part?
In Compelling Story About Motherhood, ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ Explores Blossoming Of Identity Politics In 1990s
In ‘Little Fires Everywhere,’ it’s interesting to see the ’90s reflected from this distance of more than 20 years. But the identity politics is suffocating.
‘Mrs. America’ Can’t Hide All The Things Phyllis Schlafly Got Right About Women
Just as has happened in our economy dominated by finance capitalism, feminism brought outsized benefits to a few in exchange for the suffering of many.
5 Ways Hulu’s Hillary Clinton Documentary Comes Up Short
Even after 35 hours of interviews, 2,000 hours of behind-the-scene footage, and copious amounts of vintage B-roll, Nanette Burstein’s documentary doesn’t tell viewers anything new about Hillary Rodham Clinton.
In ‘Mrs. America,’ Hollywood Once Again Fails To Understand Conservative Women
To Hollywood, Schlafly was either a confused victim suffering from a chronic case of Stockholm syndrome or a purely evil, power-hungry denigrator of women — or both.
Fact Check: Phyllis Schlafly’s Biographer On Her ‘Deplorable’ Depiction In ‘Mrs. America’
‘Mrs. America’ promotes a number of outright falsehoods about the grassroots conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly, according to the late activist’s biographer.
Phyllis Schlafly’s Ideas Still Sound Good Through The Warped Feminist Filter In ‘Mrs. America’
The series producers made an enormous error in thinking that Phyllis Schlafly’s ideas would sound as ridiculous to the average American as they do in Hollywood.
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Is Sitcom Gold
If you find yourself constantly revisiting Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton outpost, I think you’ll find ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ to be well worth your time.
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