What Would a Socially Distanced Award Show Even Look Like? 

By Kevin Fallon

The Emmys and the Oscars announcing official dates for their ceremony provide an occasion to lose our minds laughing about celebrities at an award show in a pandemic.

By Cassie da Costa

Like the cop in your head or the racist in your bones, there’s the looming question of the anti-Black misogynist and transphobe in the chests of our idols, even our Black ones.

By Nick Schager

No still photographer has ever photographed a polar bear while swimming with it, and it’s that challenge that Amos Nachoum assumes in this moving documentary.

By Aurora Snow

As adult performers realize they can create their own content and make money sans studios or dangerous agents, directors and performers, the future of porn may be worker-driven.

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By Todd Klick

Todd Klick’s horror film was supposed to open in traditional theaters. Then came COVID-19. But its drive-in home reminds him of how he fell in love with movies in the first place.

By Kevin Fallon

After the movie chain said it wouldn’t require masks for all customers, fury ensued. Now it’s backtracked.

By Robert Silverman

Craig Hodges played with the legendary 90s Bulls—but after pressing stars like Michael Jordan to speak out about racial injustice, his promising basketball career imploded.

By Jeff Slate

Dark and foreboding, it’s the humor and lyricism of Dylan’s latest album “Rough and Rowdy Ways” that shines a light on our times.

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