Hollywood ‘The Fabelmans’: A Drama About a Drama-Free Boyhood Steve Sailer To have been born in the USA in 1946 was to have been dealt aces in the poker game of life...
Hollywood ‘Tár’: The Cult of the Conductor Steve Sailer Tár is a strong art-house drama for older audiences about a #MeToo scandal in the arts th...
Hollywood Plan Biden From Outer Space David Cole In the words of John Goodman from Barton Fink, “Jesus, it’s hot.” L.A.’s historic...
Hollywood Johnny on the Spot Theodore Dalrymple No doubt it is evidence of my dissociation from much of modern life, but until the recent ...
Hollywood Maverick Moviemaking Steve Sailer White male aircraft carrier fighter pilots were the heroes of the 1986 hit movie Top Gun. ...
Hollywood Hollywood Apartheid Is Ready for Its Close-up David Cole Hollywood’s been Jewish from the get-go, but “racial loyalty” never trumped the bott...
Hollywood Hollywood’s Jews Get Their Wandering Papers David Cole I’ve been working the “Hollywood apartheid” beat since before it was hip. Four years...
Hollywood Blue Pills Matter Steve Sailer There is no better demonstration of The Matrix’s concept of the blue pill that leaves it...
Hollywood When You’re a Remake Steve Sailer Like The Great Gatsby, the enduring fame of West Side Story is due to two factors: Many pe...
Hollywood ‘Licorice Pizza’: Local Boy Makes Good Steve Sailer Paul Thomas Anderson’s critically acclaimed Licorice Pizza is his response to Quentin Ta...
Hollywood ‘Dune’: Old Spice in a New Age Steve Sailer Dune is an extraordinarily impressive (if not utterly enjoyable) adaptation of the first h...