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Supreme Court Tees Up Dismissal Of Democrat Lawfare Against Steve Bannon

Keep An Eye Out For These 17 Intriguing Movies Coming In 2022

Josh Shepherd February 9, 2022

As Jimmy Carr Stares Down The Mob, Remember: It Won’t Stop With Joe Rogan

Emily Jashinsky February 8, 2022

Why ‘Ozark’ Is Basically Just Gritty ‘Arrested Development’ And What They Teach Us About Fatherhood

Kylee Griswold February 8, 2022

‘Cobra Kai’ Is Netflix’s No. 1 Because It’s Anti-Woke

David Keltz January 19, 2022

‘Don’t Look Up’ Is The ‘Armageddon’ Reboot That None Of Us Needed

Rich Cromwell January 10, 2022

From Media To Politicians To ‘The Science,’ No One Survives ‘Don’t Look Up’

Matthew Garnett January 5, 2022

Top 11 Movies Of 2021: From ‘Pig’ To ‘The Power of the Dog’

Michael Jerzy December 30, 2021

2021’s Top 10 Family Films, Biopics, And Movies You Might Have Missed

Josh Shepherd December 23, 2021

Netflix’s Live-Action ‘Cowboy Bebop’ Is An Insult To The Original Iconic Anime Series

Peter Pischke December 9, 2021

‘Indiana Jones’ Meets ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ In ‘Red Notice’

Elle Purnell December 2, 2021

Dave Chappelle Canceled By Alma Mater Because Of Student Temper Tantrum

Haley Strack November 12, 2021

‘Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha’ K-Drama Offers The Positivity We All Need Today

Helen Raleigh November 10, 2021

Legacy Media Fuels Corporate Wokeness But Will Always Choose Wokeness Over Corporations

Emily Jashinsky October 26, 2021

‘Squid Game’ Monetizes Gore While Critiquing Exactly That

Michael Jerzy October 18, 2021

In ‘The Closer,’ Dave Chappelle Cements The Legacy Of His Brilliant Run At Netflix

Emily Jashinsky October 7, 2021

Netflix’s ‘Clickbait’ Unfortunately Lives Up To Its Name

Paulina Enck September 29, 2021

Netflix’s ‘Manifest’ Bucks Hollywood Playbook With A Devoted, Loving Family At Its Center

Elle Purnell September 17, 2021

Stepping Down From The Crown Is Proving To Be Quite Lucrative For Prince Harry And Meghan Markle

Emma Freire September 16, 2021

‘Cooking With Paris’ Is The Iconic Mogul’s Debut As A Domestic Goddess

Madeline Osburn August 25, 2021

Netflix’s Teen Drama ‘Outer Banks’ Illuminates Gen Z’s Need For Companionship In Season 2

Allison Schuster August 6, 2021

Netflix’s No. 1 TV Show ‘Virgin River’ Treats Babies As Commodities For Selfish Pleasure In Season 3

Elle Purnell July 27, 2021

Netflix’s ‘America: The Motion Picture’ Is As Out-Of-Touch As King George III

Rich Cromwell July 16, 2021

‘The Woman In The Window’ Shows Joe Wright Is No Hitchcock

Paulina Enck July 5, 2021

Bo Burnham’s Netflix Special ‘Inside’ Is A Darkly Comic Look At Quarantine

Paulina Enck June 16, 2021

There Will Be Consequences For Government And Big Tech Isolating Americans Through Lockdowns

Gabe Kaminsky June 1, 2021

Netflix’s ‘Virgin River’ Yelling ‘You Deserve To Be Happy’ Is Everything Wrong With American Romance

Elle Purnell May 29, 2021

Netflix’s ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Celebrates The Same Community Ties Lockdowns Stifled

Elle Purnell May 28, 2021

Jimmy Gonzales Brings Authentic Grit To Inspiring True Story ‘Blue Miracle’

Josh Shepherd May 26, 2021

Netflix CEO Shells Out $3M To Stop Gavin Newsom Recall Effort

Gabe Kaminsky May 21, 2021

Netflix’s Miniseries ‘Halston’ Is All Cliché, No Substance

Paulina Enck May 17, 2021

Are Streaming Services Like Disney Plus And Netflix Really As ‘Family Friendly’ As They Claim To Be?

Josh Shepherd April 27, 2021

IndoctriNation: No. 1 U.S. High School Pushes Racist Activism On Students

Asra Q. Nomani April 20, 2021

Netflix’s ‘This Is A Robbery’ Is High On Flash, Low On Substance

William Newton April 14, 2021

Netflix’s ‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Is A Cheesy But Poignant Glimpse Into A Broken System

Karalee Geis April 12, 2021

‘Roe v. Wade’ Filmmaker Nick Loeb Tells Story Behind New Abortion Film

Gabe Kaminsky April 2, 2021

Backed By $10 Million From Peter Thiel, J.D. Vance Considering Ohio Senate Bid

Gabe Kaminsky March 19, 2021

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