As “woke corporations” like Disney begin to learn that American shareholders and consumers are sick of companies virtue-signaling at the…
Of the many brilliant, hilarious gags in Mel Brooks’ classic The Producers (1967), my favorite is the one where theatrical…
One of Vladimir Putin’s many recent contributions to international cultural exchange is that his invasion of Ukraine has brought renewed…
You don’t have to have seen the 1996 teen flick The Craft (I haven’t) to loathe its 2020 sequel, The…
In the middle of the night, Clara (Zoe Kazan), a 30-ish housewife, creeps out of bed, wakes up her two…
Reading Mel Brooks’s new autobiography, All About Me!: My Remarkable Life in Show Business, I found myself thinking, “There will…
When Sex and the City premiered on HBO in 1998, it was packaged as a post-sexual revolution look at four New York…
Hate them, like most intellectuals, or love them, like the majority of Dutch television viewers, everyone in the Netherlands knows…
We may be living in the golden age of funny insurance ads. (Funny ads about insurance, not ads about funny…
