Disney Byways: Animated Parenting
I read an article this morning about what parents can learn from children’s shows. Obviously,…
Doris Day and the Fine Line Between Feminism and Sexism: An Intersectional Femivision Article by Cori Domschot
When looking at the Doris Day and Rock Hudson romantic comedies Pillow Talk (Gordon, 1959),…
The Friday Article Roundup: Join the Process
The FAR cannot wait to avoid interaction at the movie theater again! While it waits,…
Miller’s 2020 Quadruple Features: A Stronger, Loving World
Movies talk to each other. What did the films of 2020 have to say? This…
The Code and Women
Neither Joe Breen nor Will Hays killed Jean Harlow’s career. That was, alas, probably uremic…
Film on the Internet: ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 (1976)
Assault on Precinct 13 was John Carpenter’s second film, and it finds his hallmarks already…
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
This should be a lackluster week with one major standout title, but it’s not even…
Taco Break: Good For You
Last month, I asked what pop culture feels bad for you. This time, I’m curious…
Celebrating the Living: Stockard Channing
It is not often we encounter people whose TV debut is on Sesame Street. Sonia…
Attention Must Be Paid: Leslie Nielsen
Leslie Nielsen seemed such a natural fit for comedy that it’s hard now to remember…