Who defends free speech more aggressively than Dennis Prager? The veteran talker welcomes divergent views on his nationally syndicated radio show, eager to engage critics in a fair, polite manner. Prager even made a movie about free expression — last year’s superlative docudrama “No Safe Read More …
“Archive” features the kind of world building sci-fi that could fuel a smart streaming series. Writer/director Gavin Rothery, alas, has less than two hours to tell his story. His ambitions far outstrip what’s delivered on screen, a disheartening blend of high tech paranoia and B-level Read More …
Fake or Fact? The ending will leave you speechless—or not. My latest book, “Mercury’s ‘Fake’ Message,” may help combat a future rife with media censorship. The story pairs a novella, with an element of truth, to a non-fiction compendium as a guide so you can Read More …
Michael Rapaport forged a career from slipping in and out of different people’s skins. He’s played a Southern mobster on “Justified,” a boorish man-child in “Beautiful Girls” and the father of an Autistic teen in “Atypical.” His latest role? Political pundit. The part isn’t always Read More …
In the first scene of Peter Hyams’ “The Relic” an adventurer who is dressed like Indiana Jones (but is certainly not Harrison Ford) watches a fire ritual by an indigenous South American tribe. He’s photographing the dance and even takes a sip of a potion Read More …
The media beclowned itself, again, in its coverage of President Donald Trump’s Mt. Rushmore speech. They dubbed it dark, divisive and other disparaging words, ignoring the content of the actual speech. Par for the press course in the Age of Trump, alas, but to see Read More …
It’s 2020, and for the time being, “Star Wars” is dead. We continue to hear of Lucasfilm projects and rumors of Lucasfilm projects, but so far as anyone can tell, the damage has been done. “The Rise of Skywalker” failed to patch together what little Read More …
Larry Elder made an entire movie framed by the slur liberals routinely call black conservatives. “Uncle Tom” spends a few moments letting Candace Owens, Lt. Col. Allen West, Elder and more describe how they’re treated for daring to support Republicans. The bulk of the film, Read More …
After achieving success with the English new wave group Japan and playing with Sinéad O’Connor and Gary Numan, guitarist Robert Dean left the music scene for a quieter life in Costa Rica in 1991. Dean, who became an acclaimed illustrator of the birds of Central Read More …
Liberal celebrities have unofficial PR pros at their beck and call. They’re called entertainment journalists. When a progressive star does something wrong, chances are press outlets will either ignore or minimize the fallout. We’ve seen it time and time again. The most recent, glaring example? Read More …