From Podcasts To Books To Music, 15 Ways To Dive Deeper Into The ‘Mister Rogers’ Renaissance
As a songwriter and storyteller, theologian and educator, family man and public figure, Fred Rogers should be known for much more than wearing a red cardigan.
‘Yes, Minister’ Shows The Foibles Of The Deep State
In illustrating examples of bureaucratic connivance and mismanagement, ‘Yes Minister’ provided generations of viewers much enjoyment and a subtle way of holding government to account.
Don’t Blame Repressed Homosexuality For Aaron Hernandez’s Crime
Coming to terms with being a gay or bisexual person when that is viewed as shameful is a powerful obstacle, but it does not absolve someone of murder.
Derek Fowlds Anchored The Greatest Political TV Show On Earth
The recently deceased actor’s work as Bernard Woolley in ‘Yes, Minister’ and its successor ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ was indispensable to the greatest political show on earth.
A Touching Story About Alex Trebek And A Recent ‘Jeopardy!’ Contestant
You could tell Priscilla was nervous—she was shaking while giving her responses—and at a certain point, the tension builds on itself.
Mike Rowe’s Latest Book Will Delight Your Nostalgic Funnybone
Beloved TV host and everyman Mike Rowe’s book, ‘The Way I Heard It,’ is a mash-up of personal stories and historical vignettes that tug at your heartstrings and whack your funnybone.
The Real Extremist On ‘The View’ Isn’t Meghan McCain
Majorities of American women support gun ownership and abortion restrictions. Yet on network daytime television shows, there is only one representative for these positions, and that’s ‘The View’s’ Meghan McCain.
Why The 2010s Were Absolutely The Worst ‘Saturday Night Live’ Era Ever
Allegiance to the show has ebbed and flowed throughout its continuous 45-year run, and depth of talent among the cast and writers’ room has never been static.
The Best And Worst Of ‘The Bachelor’s’ Revolve Fashion Show
Episode two of ABC’s ‘The Bachelor’ featured a group date in which eight ladies competed in a fashion show for a chance to win a new wardrobe and Peter’s heart.
‘The Bachelor’ Premiere Ignored Contestants To Focus On Hannah Brown And Sex
On Monday night’s season premiere of ‘The Bachelor,’ the spotlight was stolen from 30 beautiful contestants and centralized around Hannah Brown and sex.
Your Guide To The ‘Bachelor’ Premiere, With Former Contestant Jillian Anderson
Anderson describes the behind-the-scenes of the Bachelor mansion, the manipulating producers, and how the show has evolved over the many seasons.
New Netflix Miniseries Is More Mess Than Messianic
The mysteries of ‘Messiah’ remain unsolved after completing season one, although discerning viewers will soon find this story has just about nothing to do with the Bible.
Why No Great Teen Movie Came Out In The Last Decade
From gracing the screen at countless sleepovers to serving as ideal movie-night picks, a handful of classic teen comedies have proven a lasting power. But almost none of them arrived in the past decade.
10 Best Shows Of The Decade That Can Be Binged In A Weekend
Here are some of the best miniseries, cancelled-too-soon gems, and shows in their early seasons of the past 10 years, all of which can be easily finished in a weekend.
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.
Why ‘South Park’ Is 100 Percent Right About Legalizing Cocaine
Last week, this year’s Christmas episode of ‘South Park’ came out, lampooning everything that’s wrong and right about legalizing cocaine.
The Only Thing Marvelous About Season Three’s Mrs. Maisel Is Her Selfishness
Midge Maisel’s brand of enlightenment clearly involves placing her own desires above the needs and wants of those she has a duty to put first.
In ‘Silicon Valley’ Finale Season, Pied Piper Succeeds All Too Well
As a satire of the technology industry, ‘Silicon Valley’ cautions against believing that our good intentions are enough to save us from our methods.
4 Reasons To Binge ‘Outlander’s’ Newest Season On Netflix
This is a powerful story of freedom, political power, and a search for independence, but the heart and soul of ‘Outlander’ is love and sacrifice.
How ‘The Man In The High Castle’ Actually Reveals America’s Totalitarian Trends
Scarily, the permanent lies of totalitarianism — ‘survive at any price’ and ‘only material results matter’ — seem ascendant today in American politics.
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