
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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Most moviegoing folks have good reason to feel cynical about the latest blockbuster starring people who fly around in tights, lifting cars and writing wrongs.
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It’s been a rough time to be a fan of The Bear in recent years.
FX’s masterful take on a troubled chef and his attempt to turn a family-owned greasy spoon into a high-end restaurant after his brother’s suicide burst onto the TV industry wi...
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Voting for the Emmy awards nominations ends Monday – which is why you’re seeing all these video podcasts with TV stars talking about their process all of a sudden – and balloting for winners in the TV Critics...
Back in the day, the TV industry mostly went to sleep during the summer.
Broadcast networks, reasoning that most Americans would be traveling on vacation or outside enjoying balmy weather, scheduled re-runs of episodes already aired. When...
I’m not sure if this is any kind of betrayal of my TV critic’s code to disclose this now. But by the time I finally got on the microphone recently to interview Eric Kripke, creator and showrunner for Prime Video’s superhero satire series Th...
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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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