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SENATOR GERALD P. NYE (R-North Dakota) was a primary orchestrator of the 1941 Senate Investigation into Motio...
That never-ending problem. Too many books, but that’s not the issue. The struggle is deciding what to read. It’s no different than the analysis paralysis we may feel while scrolling our options on Netflix.
There is so much history that is...
Growing up as a movie fan in the late twentieth century meant becoming familiar with the incredible films produced by Carolco Pictures. The legendary studio rose the ranks to compete with the major production companies, often besting them w...
When we think about the power of information in the modern era, it’s easy to go right to Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four as Winston says “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” The line has bee...
Rod Serling was not only a great writer, but also a great modern philosopher. His ability to offer perspective through his chosen media is rivaled only by comedian George Carlin. Serling was fascinated by people, why they acted the way they...
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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. I also teach media studies classes at Marquette University.
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