Neal Pollack is a freelance journalist who writes for publications such as Book and Film Globe, Observer, and The Spectator World. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including travel, book and film reviews, cultural commentary, and current events. With a diverse portfolio, Neal brings a unique perspective to his writing and engages readers with his insightful and thought-provoking pieces.
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The anti-‘Abbott Elementary', high-school comedy is funny because it doesn't try too hard.
By: Neal Pollack
Non-linear script gets in the way of Anna Kendrick's promising directorial debut
By: Neal Pollack
With a coming second Trump Administration more than an outside possibility, it's actually quite a gift that movie lovers can see 'The Apprentice,' a movie
A lightly satirical and deeply tragic look at the Donald's initial rise to power Read more James Gray's ‘Armageddon Time': A nostalgic look back at America, a long time ago
Dying chef Florence Pugh loves sad Andrew Garfield, for some reason
On the surface, it's a prestige Oscar picture about the Catholic Church. But it's actually a pulpy soap opera.
And how I'm fighting to get it back Read more
By: Neal Pollack
We've reported in these pages about a rising tide of antisemitism in the literary world following last year's Hamas terrorist attacks on innocent Israeli
"Choose your fighter," said the smug tweet from Dan Sheehan, a novelist and an editor at Lit Hub. On the left side, his side, you had a list of writers
It's the lit snobs versus the Jewish slobs when it comes to cultural boycotts of Israel. We side with the slobs. Read more
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