I write about film and politics. You can find my work at The Atlantic, Washington City Paper, Salon, Think Progress, RogerEbert.com, and others. Non-partisan by nature.
'Friends' Wasn't Just Great TV — It Was a Blueprint for Modern Relationships
No, 'Gone Girl' Does Not Have a Woman Problem
Why Won't Tina Fey's New Movie Make Its Jewish Plot Known in the Marketing?
How Joan Rivers Paved the Road for Women in Comedy
It's Clear Who's to Thank for the Golden Age of Television: Movies
How 'BlackFish' Completely Revolutionized Activism in America
One Absurd Statistic Shows Just How Bad Hollywood's Latino Problem Is
How 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Explains the Animal Rights Movement
The One Thing Keeping 'Orange Is the New Black' From Being the Most Feminist Show on Television
14 Brilliant Films You Can Watch in the Time It Takes to Eat Lunch
27 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About 'Star Wars'
One of the World's Biggest Movie Markets Is Not Where You Would Expect
Even Female Superheroes Are Unable to Break the Glass Ceiling in Hollywood
