Greg Gutfeld’s late-night show never took a knee during the writers strike. Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” kept riffing on the latest Beltway blunders while the rest of Team Late-Night took an extended break.

Neil LaBute’s “In the Company of Men” (1997) was easily the most controversial film of its movie year, which is saying something, since no less than David Cronenberg’s “Crash” and David Lynch’s “Lost ...

We may have to wait years for Hollywood to bring Israel's astonishing pager attack on Hezbollah to the big screen. It would ...

If you’ve read any of my previous work either here or in my previous life as a South Jersey columnist, you know I’m an avid ...

If Legacy Media had integrity, they would have stopped the woke revolution cold. Why? The far-Left movement brims with ...

Sacha Baron Cohen shares an undeniable truth about comedy in a new Time Magazine essay. … satire works best not when it preaches, but rather when it lives among the laughter. Then, once you walk out ...

When is a genre movie not a genre movie? When the dramatic element isn't all blood and gore but the bond between a son and ...

Regrets, 'Saturday Night Live' has a few. For starters, the aging sketch show hired Shane Gillis to join its 'Not Ready for ...

Matthew McConaughey is no Mark Ruffalo. Nor is he akin to Sean Penn, Jane Fonda or Javier Bardem. Those are some of Hollywood’s most politically outspoken stars. They throw sharp elbows and use every ...

Lorne Michaels broke plenty of rules back in 1975. The TV producer gambled on a group of raw, untested comic actors to create ...

A nagging Hollywood problem may never go away. The industry’s groupthink allows for certain stories to be told while others are ignored. That makes “Fjord” a miracle of sorts. The story examines ...

The Left attacked screen icon Danny Trejo this month for a curious reason. He chose to appear in the 'wrong' film. By 'wrong, ...