
I'm a journalism professor, TV critic, media analyst, longtime musician and critic at large at NPR. This unites my essays on TV, media, music, race, journalism, pop culture and more, navigating the codes we all switch thru in life.
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I’m not sure exactly when I realized Hulu’s Furious was one of the best series I’ve seen on TV this year. Certainly, it was before the show dropped a mesmerizing and satisfying season finale episode on Monday.
But I do know why I felt that...
Watching country singer Jelly Roll offer a tearful monologue on his last day guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! -- trying mightily to convince the world he should be exempted from the culture war apocalypse currently unfolding around him – I...
In my many years as a professional journalist, there are two things which have often stuck in my craw during my career.
First, I’m convinced that a lot of top managers at newspapers aren’t nearly as adept at helping manage the work of opin...
For Black folks who earn a living putting their thoughts out into the world, Jason Arday’s death hit like a walking nightmare.
Arday, 41, was found dead Friday, not long after he had resigned his position as the youngest Black professor at...
To be honest, I’m getting really tired of the superhero TV/film “fatigue” debate.
Every time a big project comes to film or TV, there’s the requisite hand wringing and teeth gnashing over whether the public is fed up with so many stories a...
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Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University; Critic at Large at NPR; dad, drummer, bassist, blerd. Author: Race-Baiter: How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation. (see links to purchase)
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