Columns
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7 Things I Learned From CinemaCon 2017
Disney rules, Charlize kicks ass and everyone is talking in the wings about premium video on demand. Keep it quiet, man!
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Reflections on ‘Get Out’: The Shock of Racial Truth Served Up Till It Hurts
A thriller that makes us think about race because it places the viewer at the center of a racial conspiracy. That’s new
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Wendy Davis, Soledad O’Brien on Women’s Activism at Work (Video)
BE Conference 2017: Heavy-hitting women in politics and health discuss political climate, moving forward with resistance
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Cash and Gender: How Women Entrepreneurs Are Fundraising Today (Video)
BE Conference 2017: Top experts in VC and jobs market discuss the chase for capital
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Soledad O’Brien Talks ‘Messy’ State of Journalism, First Amendment in Trump Era (Video)
BE Conference 2017: The Hearst TV anchor discusses press protection in hostile political climate
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‘Chasing Coral’ Producer Warns of Major Consequences as Reefs Approach Extinction (Video)
BE Conference 2017: Netflix doc producer Larissa Rhodes speaks at the inaugural BE Conference in Austin, Texas
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‘See You in Court’: These Legal Issues Could Kill Trump’s New Travel Ban
One of Trump’s biggest challenges? His own public statements
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TheWrap’s First BE Conference Partners with LinkedIn For Millennial Women Lounge During SXSW
Attendees will have the opportunity to be mentored by LinkedIn experts, receive on-site profile feedback
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The Secret, Kinda Sweet Origin of ‘Cash Me Outside, How Bow Dah?’
Vulnerability seems to be at the heart of a 13-year-old girl’s challenge to an entire “Dr. Phil” audience
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Trump 2016 Leaves a Democracy on Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
We’re a nation under emotional assault by our new leader
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Trump Should Fix the Electoral College He Called a ‘Disaster’
He was right to call it a “disaster for a democracy,” and now he should do something about it
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Why Trump’s Talk of Rigged Elections Is Latest Sign of GOP’s Voter Suppression Campaign (Guest Blog)
Andrew Gumbel, author of “Down for the Count,” discusses how the president-elect fits into a pattern of anti-democratic efforts by the Republican Party
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‘Dead Poets Society’ Theater Review: Jason Sudeikis Goes Back to School, But Why Should We?
Tom Schulman adapts his 1989 screenplay about a 1950s boys’ prep school to the stage. Oh, for the future days of STDs and crystal meth among our youth
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Why Video Search Is the New Iron Throne (Guest Blog)
Google and Siri dominate text- and voice-based search, but no one owns their video equivalent — yet
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‘I’m Not Ashamed’ Director on Why His Movie Isn’t ‘Christian’ Just Because the Lead Character Is (Guest Blog)
Movie is about Rachel Scott, the first victim of the Columbine school shooting massacre
