The creative minds of Hollywood strike again.

This might be the first and only puppet show that will actually benefit the Republican party, if only indirectly and accidentally.

In 1974, Samuel Bicke (Sean Penn) took a gun to the Baltimore-Washington Airport with the intent of hijacking a plane, crashing it into the White House, and killing President Nixon.

There is something comforting about Woody Allen’s universe, a place where, despite the neurotic behavior and stifling narcissism, people…

Still, in this June of a depressing election year, there are several issues that require your attention,

“Hollywood is ruled by fear and love of money. But it can’t rule me because I’m not afraid of anything and I don’t love money.”

This is, I’m afraid, familiar ground. And while I’m comfortable here,
it just isn’t enough.

How many screenwriters were needed for this?
Four. An additional three were required for the story idea.

Harvey Weinstein is subversive.