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RQ helps John Boehner (a friend) ghost-write his memoir, On the Rocks.
Nothing will ever drive Donald Trump out of public life—not even prison or death.
Biphobia is as pervasive and casual as it was in the 1990s.
I’m all lost in a medical bureaucratic jigsaw puzzle.
"Redemption centers" for recycling have their own grace.
Even if people are unhappy, are they really willing to give up their ability to make “public statements” and affirmations online?
Kajillionaire (C-) and Antebellum (C) are both middling and uninteresting efforts from talented filmmakers.
When you can't sleep, you walk and write.
In terms of quality and quantity of output as a writer/director, Allen rivals Willam Shakespeare. Rifkin's Festival is a welcome addition.
Chaser and The Chief brace an old nemesis, while Emily Twiggs takes a walk on the wild side to find information on The Man with the Gold Car.
Joe Biden's emphasis on "empathy" is empty and misguided. Empathy feeds into tribalism and polarization.
The late Justice adjudicates a couple of quick cases before receiving her Eternal Reward up above (I’m assuming).
Strikes and gutters, ups and downs.
It’s always funny, in any sport, when playing .500 ball qualifies you for postseason play.
Remembering the late Sandie Castle.
The chemical allowed patients to break through to their subconscious mind and release their psychic wounds.
One man’s disorder is another man’s opportunity.
The current residents don't buy the story; it makes them laugh.
Prepare for a political legitimacy showdown.
What nonsense qualified bands to be part of any list has more to do with the quantity of record sales minus the quality of its music.
Both sides will say anything, but that's because both sides are so committed.
The cure for RBG’s dirt nap is Judge Nap.
Quite reasonably, the Americans behaved as untrained troops have always behaved: they ran like hell.
Finding Bernie and learning about common genealogical history.
The original broadcast contained excerpts from both performances, but these highlights from the second night have not been seen since they originally aired.
Full audio recording of Joan Crawford's last public appearance.
Probably not!
Woody Allen's new film just premiered in San Sebastián, but who knows when you'll be able to see it?
15 minutes of banging music from Michael Curtiz's final film, The Comancheros (1961).
Max Blumenthal and Ben Norton on the persecution of political prisoner Julian Assange with journalist Kevin Gosztola.
Tune into the melody...
They have fun!
The author of Lion of Hollywood: The Life and Legend of Louis B. Mayer talks with Steven Caras in 2019.
From a September 1970 episode of The Dick Cavett Show.