Double Consciousness and Intergenerational Relationships in ‘Lee Daniels’ The Butler’
When I walked out of my screening for Lee Daniels’ The Butler, I was sure that I had seen a good movie. It’s probably why I wrote such a rave Continue Reading
Alex Rodriguez and Baseball’s Ever Shifting Moral Center
And you thought the only thing I talked about here was Teen Wolf! It’s been a while since I’ve addressed anything to do with sports on the blog, but I Continue Reading
Op-Ed: Andrew Garfield and the Possibility of a Major Superhero Being Gay
Fanboys seem to be having an interesting week. Pacific Rim has arrived to wildly divisive response, Comic-Con fever is about to hit and we’re in the thick of the summer Continue Reading
Magic at the Movies: How ‘Now You See Me’ Missed the Mark
I thought about doing this piece as a standard review but I’m tired and I don’t particularly feel the film demands much attention for its strengths. Sure Now You See Continue Reading
Why Angelina Jolie’s NY Times Op-Ed Matters
To start off, I love me some Angelina Jolie. She’s perhaps the only actress I will line up opening day to see, she’s incredibly sexy, a great celebrity whose life Continue Reading
The End is Nigh: How SMASH’s version of a redemption story is the last straw
Oh Smash, you make it so hard to continually tune in every week. I have resolved to go. This season has traded in the batshit crazy bravado of the first Continue Reading