Tag: media
Sorry, Mark Manson: I Prefer the Difficult Art of Giving a...
I'm not a privileged white guy. I have to do something.
Why ‘Inclusion Rider’ Also Needs to Mean ‘Time’s Up’
Hey Netflix, you awake? If you really cared about diversity, you'd listen to Frances McDormand.
The Kids Aren’t All Right, They’re Extraordinary. We’re Not.
Our failures robbed them of the youth to which they were entitled.
Can We Imagine a Hollywood For the Greater Good?
Let's unleash a new generation of revolutionary, socially conscious, planet-saving cinema.
After Mass Shootings, What’s an Arts Communicator to Do?
Every time I sat down to write this article, I thought I'd have more time.
The “Black Gown” Golden Globes Inspired Only the Stars Wearing Them
Spare us the delusional white liberal feminist who takes a woman of colour to the Golden Globes red carpet like a Swarovski clutch.
Post-Obama, Who’s the Right-Wing Boogeyman? Three Guesses.
Without Obama, who will be conservatives new boogeyman in chief?
For Medieval Scholars, “Game of Thrones” is Bittersweet
GoT has drawn new interest to medieval times while also furthering misconceptions.
CFR Podcast Roundtable: Why We Need Books
A podcast with CFR writers on what we read, how we read and why books matter.
►Watch: 20 Rhetorical Fallacies in 2 Minutes
A handy video guide to making terrible arguments.
3 Questions to Ask About Art Other Than “Did You Like...
We watch a lot of arts and media. Here's how we can do a better job of talking about it.
Michael Barra on How Big Media is Disrupting Broadway
In this podcast, Barra discusses his recent CFR article on the future of Broadway.
I Don’t Want to Be Over the Election of Trump
The US chose an inarticulate, racist, homophobic, pussy-grabbing buffoon.
A War Criminal Slow Jams the “News”
Have you noticed how corporate media works to entertain and indoctrinate you with the government’s rendition of news rather than the real news? And...
Roger Stone: Donald Trump’s Professional Lord of Mischief
Stone is all set to replace hardcore sex with hardcore violence.
“The 100” and the Toxic Tropes of Romantic Comedy
Not everyone gets told their relationship fantasies will come true.
Artists First? Charting a Future for the American Theater
By the time our theaters reopen, which artists will be left standing? Let us revisit the ancient notion of the acting company.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
