Actor Richard Dreyfuss has something to say on the new Oscar rules about – what else? – diversity and inclusion. He says they make him vomit. Here are those rules, if you’re curious. Personally, I haven’t been watching movies for … Continue reading →
It’s no surprise that newspapers almost uniformly refer to this in their headlines as a rape case. And while it’s true that Carroll alleges that Trump raped her, that’s not the charge. The actual charges are battery and defamation. There’s … Continue reading →
Michel Fokine’s ballet “Petrouchka,” created in 1911, is one I’ve seen many times. But perhaps I’ll never see it again, because I have a feeling it’s pretty much banned now. I’m virtually certain that one of its puppet characters, the … Continue reading →
Mark and Mollie Hemingway say no, not unless something is done to “unrig” future elections. And this “rigging” that needs to be undone is not what is conventionally thought of as fraud: America’s propaganda press traffics in disinformation. Its Big … Continue reading →
Love him or hate him, there’s no one quite like him:
Continue reading →I can’t say I’ve ever heard of Evangeline Lilly before, but here’s the discussion: Canadian actress Evangeline Lilly is best known for her roles in the television series Lost and in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Wasp. She is … Continue reading →
It’s because the fog of war is unusually thick in Ukraine. One thing I have noticed almost from the start is that the only constant is the war itself. So I tend to especially discount any reports that say it’s … Continue reading →
There’s so much news today that a roundup is in order: (1) Turley on Blinken and Hunter Biden. Turley believes Blinken may indeed have committed crimes as well as impeachable offenses. I predict nothing will come of this. (2) Ted … Continue reading →
This guilty verdict was a forgone conclusion, considering that the trial was held in DC and the judge refused to move it: A jury on Thursday convicted Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, and three allies of … Continue reading →