The Report Card
Matthew HuffGrading pop culture on a curve
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Grading the Cast of 'The Traitors' on How Much the Show Will Boost Their Career
While Peacock’s hit reality show The Traitors offers its winner/winners some portion of $250,000, the contestants duking it out inside the Scottish castle are playing for much more than just that initial lump sum. If the only attainable ear...
Something About 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Is Not Sitting Well With Me
There are many bizarre corners of the internet, but the one I’m living in seems deadset on sending me to EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, the latest film from Elvis director Baz Luhrmann. First, I’d like to say it took me entirely too long t...
The Winners and Losers of "Wuthering Heights"
I’d like to begin this newsletter with the sounds of moaning. So just close your eyes and imagine some heavy breathing coupled with some whimpers. Okay, now open your eyes again, because you need them to read. Where is this moaning coming f...
Grading the Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show
As I learned by posting a TikTok about Frankenstein on Sunday night to approximately 12 views, the only thing that anyone cared about this week was the Super Bowl, and more specifically, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show. Aside from Sava...
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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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