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Alex Jones may be the target now, but you could be next
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Reality TV and the Empire of Assumed Authority
ID’s viral Nickelodeon documentary and Matt Walsh’s new court show expose the ethical bankruptcy of nonfiction television.
From Air Force Medic to Maternity Trailblazer
Caitlyn Schollmeier is building a birthing industry empire and changing the retail landscape of Hendersonville.
Civil War’s Divisive Restraint
Alex Garland’s political fable is not the movie you want it to be.
Of Gods and Ghostbusters
The latest sequel to the 1980s classic probes our intergenerational obsession with nostalgia and the spiritual gulf it is responsible for.
The Legacy of Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt’s impact on the game of basketball carries on through today’s NCAA tournament and beyond
Let The Madness Begin
The Men’s NCAA Tournament Kicks off Tuesday in Dayton.
A Conflict of Vision
The response to Poor Things exposes our inability to talk about art that defies ideology.
The Pamphleteer’s Top Ten Movies of 2023
The best flicks to hit the big screen last year
The Poetry of Craftsmen
A Review of Tom C. Hunley’s The Loneliest Whale in the World'
Parking Mayhem
Metropolis plays fast and loose with Music City patrons
The Banality of The Banality of Evil
The Zone of Interest cuts deeper than its Nazi-alluding target audience would like to admit.
Smashville is Flaming Hot
Preds extend league-best winning streak to eight with win over Colorado
The Pamphleteer’s Ten Most Anticipated Films of 2024
Now that the strikes have settled and Dune is finally debuting, it’s time to return to business as usual at the multiplex. The word of the y
Review: God & Country
Rob Reiner's documentary on Christian Nationalism completely misses the mark