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Manchin sidesteps questions on leaving Democratic Party: ‘I’ll let you know later’ Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) on Sunday sidestepped questions about whether he’d leave the Democratic Party after being asked about his comments regarding his serving in the Senate as an “independent voice.” Manchin avoided saying outright if he’d join fellow centrist Sen. Krysten Sinema (I-Ariz.),…
Sinema throws curveball into Arizona’s 2024 Senate race Sen. Krysten Sinema’s decision to leave the Democratic Party and register as an Independent is already having a significant impact on Arizona’s Senate race in 2024. While it remains unclear whether Sinema will even run for reelection in two years, her Friday announcement means Republicans and Democrats…
“#Rideshare Driver is Obsessed with a Passenger – /Film” Stalker, the new movie from Inheritance writer/director Tyler Savage, is the latest entry into the “unhinged rideshare driver” subgenre, joining films like the Joe Keery-led Spree and the Quibi project The Stranger. Fair warning: watching the trailer for this movie might make you think twice about…
“#Scorsese Exec Produces a NYC Love Story – /Film” It’s pretty rare that the legendary Martin Scorsese puts his name on something that ends up being bad. In addition to his directing credits over the past few years, he’s executive produced things like Uncut Gems, The Souvenir, Pretend It’s a City, Shirley, and Happy as…
“#Ultra-Violent Rotoscoped Fantasy Film – /Film” The Amazon series Undone is the last significant film or television project I can think of that used rotoscoping to push the television medium forward, but an upcoming SXSW film is using that labor-intensive technique to capture a sense of the past. The Spine of Night, a new ultra-violent…
“#Hellboy Creator is Subject of Doc – /Film” Mike Mignola, the acclaimed writer and artist behind the beloved Hellboy comics, is getting his own documentary. Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters is a new film which “tells the definitive story of one of the most influential and important comic book creators of all time,” and “includes never-before-seen…
“#A Sweet But Slight Comedy – /Film” 13 is a hard age. No longer a child, not yet an adult, and nowhere to channel that teen angst, which is even rawer for angry delinquent Sammy Ko (Miya Cech), who is struggling to overcome the grief over losing her mother. So Sammy breaks things at her…
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“#We’re All Going to the World’s Fair Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film” Jane Schoenbrun‘s intimate narrative debut We’re All Going to the World’s Fair opens with an eight minute unbroken shot that immediately pulls you in. Alone in her bedroom, a high school girl named Casey (Anna Cobb, in her film debut) records a video of…
“#See L.A. Through the Eyes of Teenaged Poets – /Film” Poetry received a high profile boost recently thanks to Amanda Gorman’s fiery, powerful poem she delivered at Joe Biden’s inauguration. So perhaps now is a good time to release the trailer for Summertime, a new film from Blindspotting director Carlos López Estrada. Sort of an…
“#Hijinks Ensue in Wacky Crime Comedy – /Film” The best thing I can say about First Date, the wacky new crime comedy from writer/directors Manuel Crosby and Darren Knapp, is that it almost never takes its foot off the gas. It opens with a bang (someone gets shot in the first scene), and after a…