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How the 1953 epic The Robe changed movie theaters forever

How the 1953 epic The Robe changed movie theaters forever

The 1953 film 'The Robe' holds a special place in cinematic history, not just for its storytelling but for its pioneering use of the widescreen pro...

Tom Selleck's Early Role in 'Midway' Highlights His Career Beginnings

Tom Selleck's Early Role in 'Midway' Highlights His Career Beginnings

Tom Selleck's Early Role in 'Midway' Highlights His Career Beginnings

How Big Changed Perceptions of Female Directors in Hollywood

How Big Changed Perceptions of Female Directors in Hollywood

The 1988 film 'Big' is not only remembered for its engaging storyline and memorable performances but also for its significance in the realm of film...

M.I.A. Criticizes Kid Cudi for Tour Dismissal Without Direct Communication

M.I.A. Criticizes Kid Cudi for Tour Dismissal Without Direct Communication

M.I.A. Criticizes Kid Cudi for Tour Dismissal Without Direct Communication

Wim Wenders Withdraws 1975 Film Over Controversial Scene with Nastassja Kinski

Wim Wenders Withdraws 1975 Film Over Controversial Scene with Nastassja Kinski

Wim Wenders Withdraws 1975 Film Over Controversial Scene with Nastassja Kinski

Wim Wenders Withdraws 'Wrong Move' Film Due to Controversial Scene with Young Nastassja Kinski

Wim Wenders Withdraws 'Wrong Move' Film Due to Controversial Scene with Young Nastassja Kinski

Wim Wenders Withdraws 'Wrong Move' Film Due to Controversial Scene with Young Nastassja Kinski

Knicks Fans Reject James Dolan’s ‘Redemption Arc’ Spin Cycle

Knicks Fans Reject James Dolan’s ‘Redemption Arc’ Spin Cycle

Given the right mix of environmental factors, a terrible idea will behave like a virus, inasmuch as it’ll be about as contagious as measles and largely resistant to intervention. In a wholly coincidental nod to Knicks guard Jalen Brunson, the R0 value for the terrible idea currently plaguing New York’s media class is a pestiferous […]

The 1983 Tony Awards Recognition Still Remembered Today

The 1983 Tony Awards Recognition Still Remembered Today

The 37th Tony Awards, held on June 5, 1983, at the Gershwin Theatre, was a memorable event in the world of theater. Hosted by Richard Burton, Lena ...

Gilbert Cruz Transitions to New Role at The New York Times

Gilbert Cruz Transitions to New Role at The New York Times

Gilbert Cruz Transitions to New Role at The New York Times

Today Marks the U.S. Release of Mrs. Miniver

Today Marks the U.S. Release of Mrs. Miniver

Miniver,' a 1942 American romantic war drama, was a complex process that involved overcoming numerous challenges. Directed by William Wyler and sta...

Today Marks the Debut of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Today Marks the Debut of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Directed by Nicholas Meyer, this film marked a significant turning point in the Star Trek franchise, bringing back the iconic villain Khan Noonien ...

Shurat HaDin Head Discusses Legal Actions Against Terror at New York Conference

Shurat HaDin Head Discusses Legal Actions Against Terror at New York Conference

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, president and founder of the Shurat HaDin Law Center, spoke at the Jerusalem Post Conference in New York about her organization's legal efforts against terrorism. She highlighted Shurat HaDin's success in obtaining a $655 million judgment against the Palestinian Authority for its 'Pay for Slay' policy, which rewards families of terrorists. Darshan-Leitner also discussed her approach to combating false narratives about Israel, stating that she sues those who spread lies. She mentioned legal actions against media outlets like Al Jazeera for allegedly supporting terror organizations and expressed intentions to push for a criminal investigation against the New York Times for its reporting on Israel.