Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Legacy Was More Than Spooky Furniture
A new museum exhibit tells the tale of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, fostering an appreciation for his artistic collaborative efforts and his truly groundbreaking works of architecture and design.
Radio: Why ‘Joker’ Is More Than A Comic Book Movie
On this episode of “The Fray” on SiriusXM, Ben Domenech and Emily Jashinksy discuss the bigger message about society that many have dismissed in the new ‘Joker’ movie.
Natalie Portman’s Disappointing ‘Lucy In The Sky’ Is Definitely No Diamond
‘Lucy in the Sky’ is the second flick in two weeks about an emotionally broken astronaut who goes rogue with no regard for the consequences.
Why The Star Wars Franchise’s Decline Is A True Loss For American Culture
If it were only ‘Star Wars’ being destroyed, we might pass over it as a mere unfortunate mistake, but hardly a major fictional franchise or character remains that has not suffered, from Marvel Comics to James Bond.
5 Reasons To Watch ‘You’ve Got Mail’ On Amazon Prime
‘You’ve Got Mail’ wasn’t quite a blockbuster when released, but it’s stood the test of time for those of us hopeless romantics, book lovers, and fans of New York, dogs, and coffee.
Award-Worthy Renée Zellweger Captures Falling Star Judy Garland In ‘Judy’
Renée Zellweger gives a heartbreaking portrayal of Judy Garland in the last year of her sad life and declining career in the fictionalized but affecting ‘Judy.’
Why So Many Americans Find John Rambo Compelling
What is it about this character that has made everything from his image to the melancholy trumpet dirge originally composed by Jerry Goldsmith for his character so appealing to many Americans?
‘Downton Abbey’ Offers Neighborhood Happiness That Springsteen’s America Lacks
The comforts of Downton Abbey come at a cost, yet are we really all that happy out here under ‘Western Stars,’ in perpetual pursuit of our own solitary satisfactions?
Imperfect ‘Tall Girl’ Has Surprising Message For Young Women On The Importance Of Fathers
The film struggles, but Netflix’s ‘Tall Girl’ takes a break from Hollywood’s predictable message to remind young women we need our fathers.
Critics Slam ‘Rambo: Last Blood’ For Making Sex Traffickers Look Bad
One could argue that the film creates sympathy for Mexicans who only wish to flee what are often hellish conditions in the more dangerous regions of their country.
Brad Pitt Star Power Saves Self-Sabotaging ‘Ad Astra’
‘Ad Astra’ is essentially Brad Pitt’s one-man show. And he shines.
13 Real-Life, Character Driven Films To Check Out In Theaters This Fall
For anyone interested in Hollywood producing movies beyond big-budget franchises and sequels, here are 13 under-the-radar films to check out this fall.
‘Downton Abbey’ Delivers A Tidy End, But That’s About It
Although the plot is just about pointless, it does well as a means to tie up the stories of these beloved characters in a tidy ending to a complicated tale.
Delightful ‘Downton Abbey’ Makes Royally Entertaining Big-Screen Debut
‘Downton Abbey’ devotees will be delighted by the big-screen debut of the series that made post-Edwardian elegance so irresistible for six seasons.
‘It Chapter Two’ Is A Pandering And Patronizing Mess
Whereas It the creature assumes the form of whatever its prey fears most, ‘It’ the pop-culture phenomenon takes the form of whatever mass audiences and woke critics crave the most, manifesting most often as a mess.
Star Wars Land Is Proof Disney Has Lost Its Way
The opening of Star Wars Land perpetuates of Disney’s trend: focusing almost exclusively on sequels, remakes, and marketing. Can the company continue to provide quality and innovative entertainment at affordable prices?
Parents, Don’t Trust Your Memory When Sharing Pop Culture With Your Kids
Children shouldn’t be completely sheltered from evil, but parents should make wise, informed choices before they expose their kids to entertainment content.
Podcast: A Possible Recession, The New U.S. Corporation, Bad Economic Policy
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, John Tamny and Ben Domenech discuss the latest economic policy ideas coming from both Republicans and Democrats.
Podcast: Disney Plus, Superhero Movies, And Quentin Tarantino
Peter Suderman joins The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the future of streaming content, Marvel movies, and the best summer entertainment.
Why Tarantino’s ‘Once Upon A Time’ Is A Tribute To Masculine Heroism
At least Tarantino has his characters worshiping at the right altar: the classic Hollywood films of a bygone era that celebrated the virtues of heroism and doing the right thing, even in the face of danger.
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