Columns
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Filmmakers in Taiwan and China: Welcome to the ‘Sa Ching’ (Guest Blog)
“Sa” means ”to end or complete something,” and ”ching” means “green” — here’s how that became “wrap party”
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‘Dads’ Review: Hitler, Jew Jokes and Asian Schoolgirls, but No Laughs
Show makes impotent attempts to shock
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The Top 3 Markets for Distributing Your Film (Guest Blog)
Looking at theatrical distribution as some vast quandary is counter-productive — here’s how to break it down
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‘Breaking Bad’: Last Night’s Flashback to the Start Was the Very Last Thing the Show Shot
Plus: What happened to Walt’s pants from the the pilot
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‘Sleepy Hollow’ Review: Headless Horseman, Heady Ideas
Washington Irving meets the Book of Revelation in Fox’s new series, debuting Monday night
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The Interrogation of ‘Mockingbird’ Author Harper Lee (Guest Blog)
I was there for the surreal questioning Lee had to endure when the movie adaptation of her famous novel was released
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‘Breaking Bad’: Playing Out the End Game
Two episodes remain, but it’s done in most ways that matter
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‘Breaking Bad’ Shocker: How Vince Gilligan Warned Us It Was Coming (Spoiler Warning)
Show creator dropped a big hint during “Breaking Bad Insider” podcast
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‘Jersey Strong’ Review: a Progressive Fantasy — But Real
“Brick City” creators bring us the anti-“Jersey Shore”
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Hank Greenberg’s Courageous Yom Kippur Decision (Guest Blog)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg told me that Greenberg helped lead to the Supreme Court’s practice of not holding oral arguments on the holy day
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How Obama William Shatner-ized American Foreign Policy (Guest Blog)
He was James T. Kirk in a test of nerves, he was Denny Crane out-Perry Mason-ing an impending verdict against his client
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Here’s the Syria Video Obama Wants Us to Watch (Warning: Graphic)
President wants Americans to look up videos of Syrian attacks, so we did
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Did ‘Sons of Anarchy’ Earn That School Shooting Scene?
An act of horrific violence doesn’t seem to have anything to do with SAMCRO… but maybe it does
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‘Jobs’ Over ‘Blue Jasmine’ Any Day or Night (Guest Blog)
“Jobs” is a celebration of values, while “Blue Jasmine” wallows in bad values and no solution
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Fie on All You ‘Breaking Bad’ Johnnies-Come-Lately
It’s a little ridiculous to see Heisenberg T-shirt-wearing fans jumping on the Winnebago — now that “Breaking Bad’s” ending
