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Chris Yogerst

Pop culture, politics, history. Not necessarily in that order.

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Last week I was asked by MovieWeb editors to weigh in on what this massive merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount means for the future. They asked a simple question, what happened to the great Hollywood studios? Well, here’s what I came...

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Jack Warner and the Tribulations of Family History

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A Warner Bros. Legacy Worth Defending

David Ellison is finally ready to celebrate the history of Warner Bros. and Paramount – we hope. The mogul wrote on his new Twitter/X profile that “Paramount and Warner Bros. shaped over a century of culture. By combining them, we aren’t re...

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As a native of Wisconsin, I’m always curious about the history of one of the state’s worst people, Senator Joseph McCarthy. He was from the same small town that my grandpa grew up in, and they both served in World War II. McCarthy famously...

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  • Chris Yogerst

    Media historian, author, columnist. Find me @ The Hollywood Reporter, LA Times, MovieWeb, etc. Books on the Warner Brothers, Hollywood’s history of anti-Nazi activism, etc. I also teach media studies at Marquette University.

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