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Ho, Ho…huh? It’s Contributing Author Rollerboogie, bravely cataloging the unmistakable holiday-rom-com ecosystem. A place where hidden princes, sentient mistletoe, and aggressively red sweaters roam free. It’s the only checklist that rewards you for spotting a rescue dog in knitwear-proof that the season’s true magic is quantifiable. If you squint…
Deliver Me From Nowhere lingers on a conflicted artist and the making of the seminal Springsteen album Nebraska. Contributing Author Bill Bois guides us through the intimacy, the music, and the quieter corners of The Boss’s world.
Nerds, Glass, And Men Of Steel
Contributing Author Cappie The Dog navigates a sprawling terrain where underground comics, late-night hijinks, and morally ambiguous newsrooms collide. Across decades of media spectacle, staged chaos, and shifting ethics, the piece explores how journalism, entertainment, and rebellion intersect in ways both unsettling and absurdly compelling.
From Lois Lane to Jane Craig – What Happened to the Movie Newswoman?
A must-read for anyone fascinated by the 4-way Intersection of feminism, morality, journalism, and cinema.
Contributing Author Cappie The Dog unpacks Broadcast News, The China Syndrome, and American Splendor, showing how women in film became both the conscience and the chaos of the newsroom — all while power-walking, power-crying, and carrying six newspapers like clockwork.
What recordings—musical or otherwise—should be preserved as part of the nation’s collective memory? In this sharp and entertaining roundup, Contributing Author Ozmoe makes the case for 30 recordings—from “As Time Goes By” to “Uptown Funk”—that prove culture, history, and rhythm are inseparable.
Letterman, Beale, Kent, and Superman
In this sly and spirited piece, Contributing Author Cappie The Dog maps the unlikely overlap between Network, late-night television antics, and Superman IV. What emerges is a thoughtful meditation on media, power, and the strange ways popular culture foretells its own future.
Mike Flanagan’s THE LIFE OF CHUCK
From Contributing Author and resident film maven cappiethedog, comes a transcendent, twisty homage to King, Kubrick, and cosmic accounting that says, “Do the math – and find the meaning.”
Deconstructing Trey Edward Shults’ Lynchian Vision
Our Contributing Author and Film Expert Cappie The Dog dissects the complex relationship between Pauline Kael’s visceral film appreciation and Andrew Sarris’ auteur theory through the lens of Trey Edward Shults’ haunting family drama KRISHA. An incisive analysis that reveals how contemporary filmmakers channel David Lynch’s surreal DNA while crafting their own distinct cinematic voices.