Kim Kardashian, Entire Nation In The Thrall Of The ‘Tiger King’
‘Tiger King’ is like ‘Making A Murderer’ meets ‘Eastbound and Down.’ As much of the country finds itself with extra time on its hands, ‘Tiger King’ is marking its place in television history.
Yes, Sarah Palin Rapped ‘Baby Got Back’ Dressed As A Bear On National Television
Dressed as a tie-dye bear, Sarah Palin rapped about butts on national television Wednesday night.
Will Intersectional Politics Kill ‘The Kids In The Hall’ Sketch Comedy Reboot?
Amazon Prime is reviving the edgy sketch comedy show, but 30 years later, the parody has become reality.
Hulu’s ‘High Fidelity’ Remake Is Just What You Need This Weekend
For a fan who is skeptical of a remake when the original is already so good, Hulu’s ‘High Fidelity’ offers just enough of the unexpected while retaining the great licks of the original.
Does Makeup Really ‘Dehumanize’ Women?
A new study suggests heavy makeup can make you appear less human. It tells us less about judgments of made-up women than about how women’s impressions may be hampered onscreen.
As Polls Open On Super Tuesday, Here’s The Media America Is Consuming
If politics is downstream of culture, it’s well worth examining the media we’re marinating in as ballots are cast on Super Tuesday.
How Leftist Stereotypes And Plot Lines Have Made TV Boring
The show ‘Bluff City Law’ demonstrates what happens when stories with great potential derail, thanks to the injection of so-called gutsy leftist messaging.
Netflix’s New Metrics Are Good But Not Good Enough
Netflix on Monday rolled out a feature that purports to show the top 10 most popular shows and series on a daily basis.
Bloomberg Debate Sets Ratings Record For Democrats
The first Democratic debate to feature Michael Bloomberg set a ratings record for the party.
How A Crowdfunded Christian TV Series Could Change The Entertainment Industry
‘The Chosen’ is pioneering an innovative delivery method with potentially groundbreaking implications for content creators, particularly faith-based ones.
Why Peak TV May Never Peak
Peak TV is a permanent condition. There will be no escaping the scourge of option paralysis or the perils of splintered viewing.
Starz’s ‘Power’ Is Fun, Compelling, Politically Incorrect Storytelling
Sure, it’s a soap opera, but maybe a soap opera about hyper-violent drug dealers is what we need today.
‘Sesame Street’ To Feature Cross-Dressing Gay Entertainer For Impressionable Preschoolers
Watching a cross-dressing gay man interact with their favorite TV characters is sure to affect impressionable young minds.
Don’t Pretend The Shakira And J. Lo Super Bowl Sexcapade Was Surprising
I unfortunately expected to see a carnal halftime show. I didn’t expect to see viewers shocked that prime time television could include such a sexualized performance.
JLo Doesn’t Need The Oscars, She Has The Super Bowl
Jennifer Lopez can rest easy knowing the Super Bowl towers over the Oscars in terms of cultural importance.
Sly ‘Bachelor’ Producers Outdo Petty Pageant Queens At Stirring Up Drama
As if Victoria and Peter hadn’t had enough roller coasters for one day, the manipulative masterminds behind ‘The Bachelor’ took the duo on an emotional one, booking country singer — and Victoria’s ex — Chase Rice.
Through ‘Star Trek: Picard’ And Beyond, Patrick Stewart Chases ‘Something Bigger’
Not much is bigger than the Star Trek universe. ‘Picard’ is more than the continuation of one man’s journey. It’s the movement of a narrative that spans and inspires generations.
After Offing Quentin For The Crime Of Being A White Male, ‘The Magicians’ Is Falling Apart
After the hero is killed in ‘The Magicians,’ season five opens in a reckless assortment of ensemble stories that neither capture the imagination nor drive a cohesive plot forward.
‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ Is What An Idiot From NYC Thinks Of Austin Without Ever Visiting
It’s like they went to the woke checklist to check every single box, stir in the appearance that everyone who lives in Texas is a racist pig, and spit out a terrible television show.
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.
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