On Sunday night, the New York Mets saw their season come to an end. They took the Los Angeles Dodgers to six games in the National League Championship series. In March, every single Met fan would have signed up for that. In May, when they were one of the worst teams in baseball, it seemed […] More
For years now, Sean Baker has been one of the most underrated storytellers in the business. The way he de-stigmatizes and humanizes sex work, as well as characters/locations on the fringes of society, it’s truly one of a kind. It hasn’t translated into Academy Award attention just yet, but Anora now has him in the […] More
As I’ve already said before, Jason Reitman, at his best, is one of my favorite filmmakers. The writer/director burst on to the scene with Thank You for Smoking before quickly becoming an A-list storyteller. Often considered at his best when working with writer Diablo Cody (Juno, Young Adult, and Tully), Reitman has now become a bit of an underrated talent. So, […] More
Greetings once again everyone from Toronto! Depending on when you read this, I’m either en route or have settled into my Airbnb here in Canada, in preparation for the Toronto International Film Festival. The 2024 edition of TIFF kicks off tomorrow, and it’s going to be something, especially this year without COVID or the SAG […] More
Here we go again. If you read this on the day it’s published, I’ll be packing for the Telluride Film Festival. Yes, I’m headed to the airport tomorrow (and then the rental car counter) for another Rocky Mountain high…sort of. I’m headed to the mountains of Colorado, not to ski, but to the hallowed streets […] More
Happy National Dog Day! What better time than now to look back at one of the most prestigious awards available to canine actors and reminisce about the very best of them? No, the Palm Dog is not an “official” award from the Cannes Film Festival – it was originally started as a joke by film […] More
Last night, I saw Bruce Springsteen in concert once again. This was my fifth or sixth time seeing The Boss, depending on whether you count the surprise mini show he put on during the premiere party for Blinded by the Light. Springsteen is my favorite musician, by far, so I’m what’s known as a big […] More
Channing Tatum has really seen his career take a turn for the well respected over its second half. Once upon a time, he was basically the next pretty boy, not asked to do too much and responding in kind. However, that’s changed in a big way, making him not just an A-list movie star, but […] More
Few franchises with this kind of stature are as top heavy as the Alien one. You have Alien and Aliens as all-time great films. Then, the movies are very much a mixed bag, to say the least. With Alien: Romulus hitting theaters, the release of that movie gave me the spark necessary to look at […] More
Friends, today is the Fourth of July. In more normal times, which seem like a lifetime ago, I’d be wishing you all a happy holiday from everyone at Awards Radar. Now, I obviously still hope everybody has fun and is safe, but there’s more on my mind today. It’s once again America’s birthday, in a […] More
Over the weekend, I happened to be in Chicago. As I’m prone to do when out of town, I ate a ton of food. I also got to see the Mets play the Cubs at Wrigley Field, which was awesome. However, I’m a foodie, so when I can eat, I’m always happy. Go figure, not […] More
Last night, I once again saw Billy Joel in concert. My first ever concert was Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden, so it only felt appropriate to be at his second to last MSG residency show. Hell, it’s almost as if he knew I was coming, because he threw in a cover of Born to […] More
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