I am not sure I've read a more damning indictment of American than this Awful Announcing piece comparing sports media with political media. It’s a trend that has been ongoing.
David Plouffe really told on the campaign this week: Senior advisers to Vice President Kamala Harris’ failed presidential campaign suggested this week that there just wasn’t much else Harris could.
In one way, George Cukor's 1932's What Price Hollywood? is a ridiculous film that reinforced stereotypes of Hollywood. Constance Bennett stars as a waitress who gets discovered in a diner.
Everything is terrible, so occasionally it's worth noting something that is not terrible. One of those things is the expansion of wolves in California. Earlier this month, the California Department.
The UAW's much-vaunted drive to organize the South came to screeching halt in Alabama and we've heard nothing about it since. Nelson Lichtenstein considers the issue in a lengthy New.
This is the grave of Jennings Randolph. Born in 1902 in Salem, West Virginia, Randolph was named for William Jennings Bryan, hero of his parents. He came from a political.
The Animation Guild continues the victories of Hollywood unions to protect themselves from AI: The union that represents animators has reached a new contract deal with the major Hollywood studios.
So I was really curious who Trump would name as Secretary of Labor. There was all that bullshit from Trump and Vance and a few others like Hawley, claiming to.
