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At the beginning of October, the Hollywood Writer’s strike ended, and just after, we entered 100 days of the Screen Actors’ Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Strike. With […]
With about a month left before the 94th Academy Awards, the Academy announced they would cut eight categories from the live broadcast in an attempt to help with their recent […]
Most everyone has read a book, or at least had one read to them. From story time in kindergarten, AR points in elementary school and required reading in high school […]
Over the last year, I haven’t gone a day without reading or hearing the phrase “fake news.” I see it on Twitter. I hear it on the radio. And sometimes, […]
Russell Meeuf has always been fascinated with movies and television. So much so, the University of Idaho professor and self-proclaimed “film nerd” dedicated his career to studying it.
With the huge success of Deadpool releasing in February 2016, Fox Entertainment has proved that an R-rated comic book movie can be successful by staying true to the source material. […]
There are so many things in life to be planned. What if something doesn’t go according to plan? Is the solution to plan better, or to not plan in the […]
Following the infamous “Oscars So White” boycott of last year’s ceremony, the Academy has taken issues of diversity to heart. The organization added more diverse projects to their voter lineup […]
Anyone who grew up in the ’90s knew “Power Rangers.” Five teenagers of diverse backgrounds suited up in brightly colored spandex and team up to save the world from evil […]
The Emmys are the second biggest annual award show next to the Oscars.