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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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
The last few days, my feed has filled with writers (and other people, but mainly writers) saying "I'm leaving Twitter for good. Follow me at Blue Sky."
By: Neal Pollack
The struggle is real for Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin's cousins on a historical tour of Poland Jesse Eisenberg has played Woody Allen in a movie.
HBO Documentary series should be a warning to anyone spiritually attracted to a charismatic New Age guru
Poker is a beautiful game, and somewhere out there are people with non-addict brains who will become very rich from playing it, or at least won't go publicly insane if they lose. I often found myself dreaming of the adulation that would come from winning a World Series of Poker bracelet, or at least a cheap glass trophy from my local card room. Of being Mr. Big Rich Important Poker Man. That's going to happen for someone. But it's not going to happen to me.
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