The Top 10 Binge-Worthy Shows Of The Decade
I’ve chosen ten of the best series made in the 2010s, in no particular order, that are ideal for binge-watching, along with being absolutely excellent shows.
The Decade’s Top 10 Most Spectacular Falls From Grace
In the 2010s, many major public figures, companies, and institutions faced intense and public falls-from-grace. Here are some of the biggest losers and scandals of the past ten years.
Here’s The Most Insane Media Reactions To The Allegations Against Sen. Al Franken
After a news anchor accused Sen. Al Franken (D-Minnesota) of sexually assaulting her in 2006, some of those in the press have reacted rather bizarrely. Here’s a list of the most insane responses yet.
Hemingway And Harsanyi Talk Sexual Assault, Twitter Policing, And Movies
David Harsanyi and Mollie Hemingway host this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the sexes, social media, politics, and more.
Why ‘Baby Driver’ May Have The Most Redemptive Antihero Ever
We all love to watch films about troubled human beings who struggle with their sin, and ultimately find redemption. Because ultimately, they offer us hope.
Despite Its Terrible Name, ‘Baby Driver’ Is A Heist Movie That Defies Expectations
With ‘Baby Driver,’ Edgar Wright infuses the heist genre with an originality that’s consistent with his previous work.
‘House Of Cards’ Should Focus Less On Current Events And More On Political Fable
The Underwood machine is driven by Machiavellian political theory. That makes the show less eery in the age of Trump, but it’s no less powerful.
What I Learned About American Culture By Binging On ‘Gunsmoke’ And ‘House Of Cards’
Both ‘Gunsmoke’ And ‘House Of Cards’ encapsulate an American ethos, but one humanely and the other in a brutal, disturbing way.
Frank Underwood Is Too Weak To Sustain Another Season Of ‘House Of Cards’
As with all simple infatuations, my love for Frank Underwood has smoldered, doused by the ennui that marks season five. Kevin Spacey has no room to further develop the character.
What’s Behind Big-Name Actors’ Migration To Television
Brad Pitt’s new ‘War Machine,’ out on Netflix in May, is part of a remarkable shift in star power towards television over the past 30 years.
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