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“The Daily Show” attempted some fair and balanced political satire this week.
Yes, that’s a newsworthy moment.
Late-night hosts serve the DNC. Are they paid contributors or is it simply for the love of the game? We may never know, but when a show actually mocks a Democrat, it’s shocking.
Desi Lydic of “The Daily Show” did just that. She d...
You can’t say the Wayans didn’t warn us.
The family behind the “Scary Movie” franchise returns this weekend with the sixth installment of the franchise. Just don’t call it “Scary Movie 6.” It’s just “Scary Movie,” thank you.
Their mission?
Some examples of media bias are so blatant they practically scream their intentions.
Take the year-long mourning over Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show” cancellation. Week after week, saw news articles bemoaning his late-night fate. Most journalists ignored the fact that the show cost CBS $40 million a year.
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Let’s start with the obvious.
Remaking “Cape Fear” isn’t the best use of Apple TV’s resources. Or any studio, for that matter.
Did anyone complain about the 1962 original or that gonzo Martin Scorsese’s update?
It doesn’t help that the series needle drops Bernard Herrmann’s epic score and recycles Scorsese’s X-ray visuals from the 1991 ve...
Bonnie and Clyde robbed banks.
So do the antiheroes in “Carolina Caroline,” except the filmmakers are too enamored of the duo to tease out right from wrong.
It’s the biggest hurdle this indie film encounters, smacking its narrative shin in the process. The other is less obvious but profound. We’ve seen these characters too many times before, and...