The Report Card
Matthew HuffGrading pop culture on a curve
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'Michael' Review: It's Bad. It's Bad. It's (Really, Really) Bad.
A Quick Housekeeping Note: Never fear, the good old-fashioned Report Card will be coming next week, per usual, but I’ve decided to start writing the occasional film review as well. To stay on brand, however, I am going to include a grading ...
Listing the Sins Committed by 'Mother Mary'
Welcome back to The Report Card. I’d like to begin by saying it took me half an hour to find a suitable Valedictorian this week, and even then, I was a bit disappointed by my choice. While a lot happened this week between Coachella Week 2, ...
Unpacking This Year's Coachella Controversies
While the influencers descended upon Coachella with their bandanas and disc belts, I spent my weekend grocery shopping and watching You, Me & Tuscany in theaters. The primary reason I went to see the film was its use of Janet Jackson’s “Esc...
Let Me Tell You the Worst Thing I've Ever Done
This past weekend was a winning one at the box office. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie claimed the top spot, raking in $131M domestically and easily making it the most lucrative film of the year so far. On a much smaller scale, Robert Pattinso...
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Matthew Huff is an entertainment journalist. His work has appeared in Vanity Fair, BuzzFeed, Parade, The AV Club, IndieWire, Playboy, Gold Derby, and more. He is the author of The Report Card on Substack and co-hosts the podcast P.S. You're Wrong.
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