a feminist film critic defends the Onion’s Quvenzhané Wallis tweet
Yeah, I’m going there.
Yeah, I’m going there.
If only this were a wholly fictional story, I could get behind it 100 percent, instead of the 95 percent I can give.
Mine is definitely 9/11, followed closely by the Challenger explosion. Both of those events had me riveted to the television for days and made me feel personally impacted…
It’s not just dead villains prompting the question — now it’s cropping up around the death of Michael Jackson…
The guys at the Onion must be kicking themselves for not having come up with this first…
The newly released video of Osama bin Laden apparently rehearsing one of his jihad messages makes me think of a bit from Duck Soup…
Plus: Where are the women of summer? Is ‘Doctor Who’ violating a new BBC ban on product placement? Is ‘Glee’ turning kids gay?
In a way, I’m glad I wasn’t in New York for the news of the death of Osama bin Laden last weekend. The chanting and the flag waving and the celebrating was so distasteful just watching it on TV from across th Atlantic…
Apparently the Twitter is all, “Hey, Anthony Mackie should play Obama in the bin Laden movie.” So we’ll gaze upon Mackie in honor of this…
Be afraid: The bin-Laden-is-dead movie may well be the cinematic equivalent of what we saw on the streets of New York and Washington on Sunday night: guys in baseball caps waving giant American flags and hooting “USA! USA! USA!”…