The Post Makes the Case for a Free Press Timing is everything, and Steven Spielberg’s The Post could not have come out at a more ideal time. While there are those who would [...]December 22, 2017
Five Films About the Newspaper Industry With the upcoming released biopic, The Post, starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep already garnering Oscar buzz, it seems like a [...]December 9, 2017
Five Films for Father’s Day Ah, Father’s Day when we celebrate dear old dad. This year instead of giving him an lousy tie, consider a family bonding experience like [...]June 14, 2017
Florence Foster Jenkins – The Ed Wood Of Singers People may say I couldn’t sing, but no one can ever say I didn’t sing. Florence Foster Jenkins (Meryl Streep in a performance that [...]January 15, 2017
R.I.P. Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds It certainly feels like 2016 has been a never ending parade of losses from Alan Rickman, David Bowie, George Michael, Florence Henderson [...]December 29, 2016
Barbara Fasano: “You’re Never Just Singing Songs…” Twenty years as a cabaret/concert artist has not dimmed the rigorous attention to high standards, curiosity, passion, personal and [...]September 19, 2016
Five Films About The Labor Movement It’s often forgotten in the whirlwind of grilled hot dogs and sparklers but Labor Day was originally meant to celebrate well…labor and [...]September 5, 2016
Her Again: Becoming Meryl Streep by Michael Schulman – A Live Introduction Author Michael Schulman, a contributor and arts editor for The New Yorker, became particularly intrigued with Meryl Streep because of her [...]May 17, 2016