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Displaying all articles tagged:
Hollywood Signs
oscars 2019
Feb. 25, 2019
The Oscars Made Progress This Year (But
Green Book
Was Still a Bad Choice)
You will pry the right of an Oscar voter to support a 1986-style quasi-liberal brotherhood-of-man movie out of their cold dead fingers.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Jan. 22, 2019
Oscar Nominations: The Academy Is a House Divided
Finally, the Oscars look like America: in total disagreement with itself.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Nov. 27, 2018
Who Was
Green Book
For?
A particular kind of movie about black and white America may have, at long last, run its course.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Sept. 30, 2018
The Matt Damon Kavanaugh Sketch Proves How Hard It Is to Do Politics on
SNL
Now
Not long ago, an event like the Kavanaugh hearing two days before the season premiere would have seemed heaven-sent. Things work differently today.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
July 23, 2018
Disney Should Know the Difference Between James Gunn and Roseanne
In firing Gunn, Disney’s equating the merely tasteless with the actually dangerous.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Mar. 5, 2018
The Oscars Were a Mess, But They (Eventually) Found a Message
It was awkward and overcalculated, but in its unscripted moments, a theme emerged. (Thanks, Frances McDormand.)
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Jan. 8, 2018
The Globes Were the Season-Two Premiere of Hollywood’s Anti-Trump Resistance
It wasn’t the most suspenseful or funny show, but it felt cohesive, a glimpse not just at women, but at a community of women working in unison.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Oct. 3, 2017
Jimmy Kimmel Is Scaring Politicians Better Than Anyone Else on TV
He’s the most unlikely spokesman for a nation baffled and frustrated by Trump and the Republican Congress in 2017.
By
Mark Harris
the culture business
Aug. 30, 2017
Taylor Swift’s ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ Is a Pure Piece of Trump-Era Pop Art
The song is an anthem that turns the abrogation of personal responsibility into a posturing statement of empowerment.
By
Mark Harris
July 24, 2017
We’re Approaching a Major Turning Point in Trump-Era Pop Culture
Trump parallels in movies and TV will soon be intentional instead of just coincidental.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
May 30, 2017
Why Is the Edward Albee Estate Afraid of a Black
Virginia Woolf
?
And should playwrights get a posthumous say in who performs their work?
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
May 1, 2017
Will Hollywood Learn Anything From
Get Out
’s Success?
Over the last two months, the movie has messed with the industry’s head, and with America’s.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Jan. 25, 2017
Trump Thinks Journalists Should Act Like Publicists and Ghostwriters
And journalists who sully his reputation are failing at their jobs.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Jan. 9, 2017
Hollywood’s Protests Are Getting to Trump
The inauguration standoff is also a preview of what the creative class will face over the next four years.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Nov. 20, 2016
The
Hamilton
-Pence Incident Was More Than Just a Distraction
What should oppositional entertainment be in the age of Trump?
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Oct. 11, 2016
The Indie Movie Market Is Being Badly Mishandled
VOD is the future of indie movies, so when will distributors give us audience numbers?
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Aug. 25, 2016
Lady Gaga Might Be Perfect for
A Star Is Born
Lady Gaga surely knows a thing or two about the rough road that gets you from Esther Blodgett to Vicki Lester.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Aug. 1, 2016
Actresses Over 60 Are the New Box-Office Powerhouses
Meryl Streep is no longer an outlier defying conventional wisdom about the box-office viability of an actress north of 50; she’s part of a trend.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
June 22, 2016
The Sequels of 2016 Aren’t About Storytelling; They’re Just Brand Extensions
I don’t consider “sequel” a slur. But the impetus behind them has changed, and with it, their very nature.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
May 18, 2016
Why Was Renewing
Carmichael Show
a Tough Call?
Getting behind an acclaimed, newsmaking show with an all-black cast and decent enough ratings seems like a no-brainer.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Apr. 15, 2016
Why Does Hollywood Keep Disrespecting Melissa McCarthy?
There’s no cautionary tale more sobering than a movie star who makes five profitable movies in a row.
By
Mark Harris
hollywood signs
Mar. 18, 2016
Can The Academy Really Diversify the Oscars?
If the nomination roster next spring, or in 2019, or 2021, looks enough like America not to generate an OscarsSoAnything protest, that will be a victory.
By
Mark Harris