Mark Judge is a columnist at various publications including Hot Air and the Washington Examiner. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, particularly within the film industry, as well as journalism and cultural movements that shape society and pop culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as RealClearInvestigations and The New Criterion.
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Exploring media bias and allegations against Graham Platner amid political controversies.
The NPR media reporter has a chance to do some reporting.
Byron York has an important piece out at the Washington Examiner . In “Time to See Graham Platner's Sexts,” York notes that Graham Platner admitted to sending sexual text messages to various women.
We're having an Anti-Communist Film Festival this fall, and among the celebrities we've invited are Mel Gibson, Gary Oldman and Adam Driver.
It’s time to return to a time when America’s cultural gatekeepers promoted things that elevate rather than degrade our souls.
On November 12, 1986, I found myself exchanging a fart joke with Bill Berry, the drummer for R.E.M. The band had just finished a show at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., and my college roommate got to see them after the show. One of us, and I think it was Berry, was wearing a Guinness beer button. I joked about too much Guinness causing gas. Berry laughed.
“So why hasn't anyone made a movie out of The Devil's Triangle ?” I was in a car with two women I had just met.
Without shame and, with it, the recognition of his own participation in evil, Biden is selling a cynical, counterfeit, and probably doomed version of recovery.
One of the greatest monuments to the power of freedom to overcome tyranny stands in Letna Park, in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Sean Penn directs January 6 film; call to spotlight anti-communist Romanian Greek Catholic martyrs.
