Adventures in the Archive
Chris YogerstPop culture, politics, history. Not necessarily in that order.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | chrisyogerst.substack.com |
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Warner Bros. News is Everywhere
With Warner Bros. news seemingly omnipresent, now is a good time to announce the class I’ll be teaching at CineJourneys about the history of Warner Bros! If you’ve been paying close attention, you’ll notice that I was going to do this last ...
The Hollywood Expose No Studio Would Touch
Published in 1930, Queer People “was the sort of thing you would not dare to bring into a motion picture studio unless you hid it in a brown wrapper and locked it in your middle desk drawer,” wrote screenwriter and author Budd Schulberg. Th...
Fear, Fury, and Media
Just before Christmas 1984, four African-American youths were shot on the New York City subway.
The Woman Behind the Myth: on William Mann’s “Black Dahlia”
For far too long, too many true crime histories have focused almost exclusively on the violence perpetrated by a mostly male cohort of psychopaths. Recent films and documentaries show us that trend persists. From Making a Murderer on Steven...
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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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