Adventures in the Archive
Chris YogerstPop culture, politics, history. Not necessarily in that order.
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Paramount's Antitrust Squabble
Back in December, media historian and legal expert Tim Wu wrote in the New York Times that both the Netflix and Paramount offers “would be bad for the country, and both should be challenged by antitrust authorities. The message to Warner Br...
Hollywood History: Past, Present, and Future
Like most readers, writers, and historians, I have a never-ending pile of books staring at me waiting to be read. Here’s a group of some film histories I’ll be diving into very soon that I’m quite excited about.
John Barrymore is one of t...
'Charade' (1963) Delights in 4K
Audrey Hepburn is one of the most timeless Hollywood stars, bridging the Golden Age and New Hollywood, through to her untimely death in 1993. Her last role as an angel in Steven Spielberg’s Always (1989) may be the most fitting casting choi...
Into the Western Archives!
Over the weekend I published a column at MovieWeb about ten Westerns that we don’t talk about anymore. I’m thrilled with the response and engagement. The column, of course, is geared at general film audiences. Most serious Western fans know...
'Lenny' (1974) Out from Criterion
Dustin Hoffman followed his star-making turn in The Graduate (1967) with a series of challenging roles in Midnight Cowboy, Little Big Man, Straw Dogs, Papillon, and Lenny in 1974. More people should be discussing this all-time great run of...
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Media historian, author, columnist. Find me @ The Hollywood Reporter, Time, LA Review of Books, Washington Post. Books on Warner Brothers, Hollywood’s history of anti-Nazi activism, etc.
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