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With the first breeze of autumn permeating in the air and pumpkin-flavored chai making its yearly debut back into the market, colors shift to the warm hues of oranges, yellows […]
On Wednesday afternoon, “Jimmy Kimmel Live” was indefinitely suspended over remarks Kimmel had made on Monday’s show about the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk. This occurred after a remark Brendan […]
A night of outfits, cameras, speeches and trophies has once again swept over the nation and beyond. While the 77th Emmy Awards was a night of success for many, there […]
From: Trent Clark As a kid, my moral code and my parents’ teachings on “right versus wrong” were reinforced by Fred Rogers and his puppet neighborhood. My book report on […]
Netflix used to be the biggest name in streaming, but with recent changes, the service’s domination of the industry might be coming to an end. For the first time in […]
“Saturday Night Live,” or “SNL,” is undeniably an American culture classic. In its 47 years, the show launched the careers of countless big names in acting and comedy and has […]
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 […]
An awkward silence rings out from the television, loud as any explosion or burst of laughter from a live audience. On the screen, Steve Carrell pauses, looks directly at the […]
Film and TV present more than just the opportunity for entertainment — they present stories as a medium for relating and connecting with others. For as long as film and […]
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.