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A radical plan for the team to shed its laughingstock image.
The powerful Murdaugh family crumbles under the weight of murder, fraud, and depravity.
Cry Macho is another poignant film from the 91-year-old Eastwood, who once again directs and stars. B+
The rape of Iraq runs through The Card Counter, the coolest-looking movie in theaters right now.
The invisible power of melody and nauseating ugliness can turn into timeless beauty, as exemplified by these songs inspired by one of the most infamous serial killers ever.
Roaming Kingsbridge Heights, where tourists used to flock to the Armory.
Slaughter-free meat is here, and now is the time to switch.
Regardless of the vulgarity of Flesh Gordon (1974), art director Donald Harris’ images are never eclipsed.
It’s up to us to stop spending our money with these traitors and build better systems.
California, elect a black conservative to end liberal racism.
The Parallax View gets the credit it deserves, but also consider The Groundstar Conspiracy, Seconds, The Internecine Project, and Cutter’s Way.
Booze is bad for you, and its association with professional atheltics makes no sense.
The notion of some inner psychological third sex was questioned by the very homosexuals and transexuals it was intending to legitimize.
Mental illness and omnipotent soul-sucking power form an apocalyptic combo.
A curious canine’s New York City caper.
Wild Animal Initiative is dedicated to improving the lives of non-humans in nature.
Autonomous Cars are coming and there’s nothing we can do to stop them.
It's cheesy to think everything we eat, drink, breathe and use contains some form of plastic or a variant of it.
And other American fairy tales.
There was nothing left to do but cut off life support and wait until all the medicine left her body.
And Billy would’ve done well in the Brill Building.
Naomi Osaka flames out again, while Novak Djokovic Struggles to Make History.
Another day at the blurb desk.
When you can’t control your emotions, your thoughts can be led anywhere and you can be made to look like a fool.
An album of computer music recorded this past spring and summer in Baltimore.
The greatest comedian on Earth died yesterday. Here are some of his best Clinton jokes from Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update.
A Firing Line debate resolved: Buckleys says fry 'em.
Ahead of a short fall tour, the band rehearses two new songs, "Magicians from Baltimore" and "Car Keys."
A brief video from the Criterion Collection in honor of the late French movie icon.
Who *are* the unvaccinated? What is vaccine apartheid? What's the deal with boosters? Dr. Adam Gaffney shares his expertise as a physician, writer, public health researcher, and advocate on The Katie Halper Show.
A brief interview with the 80-year-old movie icon when he was coming out of retirement with Ragtime.
In this 40 minute interview, Baker talks about her breakout role in Giant, the controversy around Baby Doll, leaving Hollywood for work in Europe, knowing Marilyn Monroe, and more.
A track from the compilation It's Always There Vol. 2.
The legendary late critic talks about old reviews, bombs, and McCabe & Mrs. Miller.
