Columns
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The New Birthers: Republican Ted Cruz’s Presidential Eligibility Questioned
Drudge highlights CNN report on Cruz's eligibility
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Which Black Celebrity Will Help Redeem Paula Deen? The Odds
An inevitable attempt to pull an Eminem requires a black Elton John
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Post-Water-Cooler TV? Not Yet: The Real World Still Trumps Twitter
Most talk about TV is still face-to-face… which gives us time to work on our online etiquette
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Why Hollywood’s Business Model Is Bad News for Creativity
Guest blog: Lynda Obst's "Sleepless in Hollywood" gets it right about what's shaping today's movie business
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‘Breaking Bad’: The Case for Why It Isn’t Good
The Onion's AV Club offers a contrarian argument about "Breaking Bad"
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Companies Must Learn to Better Define What ‘Intern’ Means
Guest blog: The mere labeling of a worker as an intern does not automatically remove the worker from the protections of wage and hour laws
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Anthony Ly & Rebecca Aragon -
How My Movie Fell Apart: A Story With a Happy Ending
Guest blog: A torturous Italian saga led to my skateboarding film, “The Motivation,” out Tuesday on-demand
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‘Breaking Bad’ Review: Is This What Meth Is Like?
Series returns Aug. 11. Here's our spoiler-free review
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Was Anthony Weiner’s Spouse Plugging Movie ‘Between Us’?
Guest blog: She probably wasn't, and as free publicity goes, it might not have been the best anyway
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Women to Identify With on the Screen
Guest blog: Several summer movies to satisfy my feminist needs, especially with several plots of female bonding of all shades
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Aviva Kempner -
Should Anthony Weiner Step Down as a Candidate for Mayor of New York City?
Guest blog: What kind of mayor could a practicing sex addict make?
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Plea to Directors: Speak Out for the Visual-Effects Artists
Guest blog: We, the visual-effects artists, are the invisible ones — you would know this if you could make a habit of speaking with us
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Dave Rand -
Why the Bidding Process Is Killing the Visual Effects Industry
Guest blog: The studios want to keep visual-effects artists and vendors in a weakened state so they won't organize
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Dave Rand -
Why Videoconferencing Is Killing the VFX Industry
Guest blog: The largest cost in visual effects is not labor, it is waste due to lack of live pure direction
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Dave Rand





