
The Pamphleteer Summer Streaming Guide
Our go-to options when prestige TV gets as old as last year’s sunscreen at the bottom of a beach bag.
Our go-to options when prestige TV gets as old as last year’s sunscreen at the bottom of a beach bag.
The franchise’s finale proves a worthy successor to the original and a savvy take on blind trust in science.
Critics’ neglect of the year’s most polarizing film is deplorable.
One of the city’s oldest indie music venues comes to terms with its role in New Nashville and the self-styled martyrdom that has defined it over the past year.
The former Vanderbilt Professor discusses entering the arena of the public intellectual with her bestselling rejoinder to CRT and her mentorship of young academics who want to follow her lead.
From recent Oscar nominees to neglected 70s classics, this month’s offerings go beyond the algorithms.
An underwhelming videogame adaptation seems stitched together from better movies.
Impressive casting and a gritty story close to its comics source inject new life into the long-in-the truth franchise.
An update of the French classic almost falters thanks to the fallout from its overzealous PC appeasement.
Norway’s Oscar-nominated anti-romcom is also the movie about millennials we knew we needed.
Disney’s biggest nemesis is not Ron DeSantis, but its own artistic compromise.
The Academy Awards don't warrant our full attention, so we gave out our own awards
Patching the Vaxx Passport Crack in the COVID Omnibus
By Vivek Ramaswamy Center Street Press. Hardcover. $28.00.
Johnny Knoxville and Co. remind a COVID-obsessed America that growing older doesn’t have to mean embracing the status quo.