Author: Erik Loomis
If there's one thing that is settled law in this country, it's birthright citizenship. But maybe settled law just doesn't exist anymore. As I often state to my students when.
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.
This is the grave of John Winthrop, Jr., or John Winthrop the Younger as he was known in ye olden days. Born in 1606 in Groton, Suffolk, England, Winthrop grew.
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.
The vast evil of artificial intelligence has led to fury among Hollywood creatives. Whenever AI came up during last year’s WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, it was a contentious issue, but one.
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.
The 1954 film Human Desire is hardly Fritz Lang's top film; in fact, it's hardly Lang's top Hollywood film. But it makes for an OK film noir. Glenn Ford is.
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.