Category Archives: Hollywood

Theater Thursday

Every Thursday evening on my Youtube channel, Kevin Michael Grace and I discuss a movie. * Jules and Jim (1962) * Fish Tank (2009) * The Irishman (2019) * The Fountain (2006) * The Apartment (1960) * The Night of … Continue reading

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Judge Kavanaugh And The Case Of The Mysterious Disappearing Accusers

00:00 Brett Kavanaugh’s accusers 55:00 The Virgin Spring 1:44:00 Journalist Maggie Parker (with that thousand yard stare) lists her exes in lurid detail prior to getting married Okay, I’ll begin laying out some information concerning Christine Blasey Ford’s allegations against … Continue reading

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Theater Thursday: Election (1999)

00:00 Election movie 1:10:00 Psychopath Free book 1:34:00 Brett Kavanaugh’s teen sex life 1:40:00 Julia Baird on Australia’s slut shaming 1:58:00 Dalai Lama says Europe should stay European and refugrees should go home 2:00:00 Civic nationalism and does Vox Day … Continue reading

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#67, Brett Kavanaugh, Talk Radio, Theater Thursday: State And Main (9-10-18)

00:00 State and Main 50:00 My friend Justin talks about Supreme Court nominee hearings in the U.S. Senate 1:05:00 Kevin Grace on Glenn Greenwald’s comments on anonymous resistance within Trump administration 1:12:00 Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin doesn’t get it … Continue reading

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John David Ebert On The Astral Plane

John David Ebert joins us to discuss such movies as The Witch (2015), Annihilation; Blade Runner 2049; Mad Max: Fury Road; Mother!. (John’s Google Plus account.) (Patreon) According to Wikipedia: The astral spheres were thought to be planes of angelic … Continue reading

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Theater Thursday: Star 80 (1983)

* Wikipedia: “Star 80 is a 1983 American film based on, though fictionalized somewhat, Playboy model Dorothy Stratten, who was murdered by her husband Paul Snider in 1980. The film was directed by Bob Fosse, and stars Mariel Hemingway and … Continue reading

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Robert Reich: ‘If Trump pardons Manafort and/or Cohen, we rise up.’

MP3 Kevin Michael Grace responds: “Don’t expect white male construction workers to rise up with you. Or whites or males or construction workers.” * Patrick Chovanec: “The abduction and murder of a young woman is a crime, hopefully to be … Continue reading

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Asia Argento Paid Off Sexual Assault Accuser

MP3: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593/news-asia-argento-paid-off-sexual-assault-accuser * The occult world of Asia Argento. From the Hollywood Reporter: Argento was one of the first and most vocal accusers of disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. Asia Argento, the Italian actress who was one of the first … Continue reading

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Taxi Driver

Comments at Steve Sailer: * The pimp character in Taxi Driver, that was ultimately played by Harvey Keitel, was originally (and in the screenplay) to be black. However, the studio thought the image of a black pimp with a white … Continue reading

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Theater Thursday: The Death Of Stalin (2017)

MP3: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593/theater-thursday-the-death-of-stalin * Steve Sailer on The Death of Stalin. More. * Millennial Couple Bikes Near ISIS Territory to Prove ‘Humans Are Kind’ and Gets Killed * Full text: Senator Fraser Anning’s maiden speech * How Trump Radicalized ICE * … Continue reading

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