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Tom Cruise Oscar-ology
Everyone knows that for years Tom Cruise has hoped to win an Oscar.
Everyone knows that for years Tom Cruise has hoped to win an Oscar. What this episode presupposes is: Maybe he already should have?
The First Rule of Box Office Holes: Stop ‘Digger’
On this week’s episode, the gang offers up their services in Pope Leo’s Butlerian Jihad, a sentence that makes total sense in context. Then they review Digger, a movie that sparked one of the fiercest conversations we’ve ever had. It’s a bo...
Masking, Lesbian Bars, and Ideological Bubbles
On this week’s bonus episode we discussed last week’s big viral story about a lesbian bar that decided to stop masking and found itself in the middle of a struggle session, and what such ideological bubbles can teach us about our lives in g...
This Is ‘Primetime.’ Why Don’t You Have a Seat?
On this week’s episode, we broke down the Paramount-Skydance/Warner Bros. Discovery merger, which seems to have cleared its final hurdle following the settling of the state AGs’ antitrust lawsuit. Then we reviewed Primetime, Lance Oppenheim...
‘Don’t Tell Me You’re Innocent’
A quick programming note: We’re discussing Primetime on this Tuesday’s episode. It’s in theaters now, go check it out.
Frank Capra, left, on the set of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life.’ (Look, it was either this or a still from ‘Triumph of the Wil...
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I write Cocktails With Suderman, a newsletter for home bartenders. I’m also an editor at Reason Magazine, a regular panelist on the Reason Roundtable podcast, and a co-host of the Across the Movie Aisle podcast.
Obsessed with Buster Keaton's insane stunts, Ursula Nordstrom and her empire of children's book authors, David Fincher's "Zodiac" and the genius of Alice Provensen. Also cookies. I bake a lot of cookies.
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