By the time you read this, I’ll be on a plane headed to Florida. Why? Well, as I detailed here about two weeks ago, I’m going to be participating in Mets Fantasy Camp. Yes, as we head into awards season, I’ll be thinking about Oscar nominations while also channeling my inner New York Met. Considering […] More
Tomorrow, America goes to the polls. We at Awards Radar have not been shy about sharing our political opinions. It’s something I wholeheartedly encourage, too. After all, regardless of the size of this platform, it’s still a platform, and there’s some degree of responsibility there. So, it’s something we do from time to time. Not […] More
Yesterday, the World Series got underway. About four weeks ago, I was fairly certain that I would be watching my favorite team, the New York Mets, playing there. Then, three weeks ago, I thought it was still a possibility. Silly me. The Mets, as they are prone to do (you can look up their history, […] More
Regarding the Academy’s apology to me, we Indians are very patient people. It’s only been fifty years! We need to keep our sense of humor about this at all times. It’s our method of survival. Last week, we learned, on the eve of the 50th anniversary of arguably the most infamous public refusal of an […] More
Note: Spoilers ahead for Don’t Worry Darling. One of my favorite insights about the art of storytelling came from the legendary auteur Billy Wilder: “If you have a problem with your third act, the real problem is in your first act. What’s inside Victory Headquarters? That’s the burning question Alice needs answered in Olivia Wilde’s […] More
Happy Labor Day, everyone! And what a time for labor, isn’t it? For the first time in decades, employees have leverage over their employers in a historically tight labor market. Unionization is making a comeback in a variety of industries. If you consider yourself part of the working class, or even just work in any […] More
I don’t want to say who was guilty or who was innocent. [pauses] But if you’re directing a movie and two kids get their heads chopped off at f***ing twelve o’clock at night when there ain’t supposed to be kids working, and you said “Action!” then you have some sort of responsibility. That was Eddie […] More
Today is the Fourth of July, and normally, I’d be wishing you all a happy holiday from everyone at Awards Radar. Now, I still hope everybody has fun and is safe, but there’s more on my mind today. It’s America’s birthday, in a manner of speaking, our Independence Day, and I’m not sure that the […] More
When you think of Matthew Lillard, which character immediately pops into your head? Stu Macher? Shaggy? If you’re a fan, then maybe Stevo? Probably not Tim LaFlour, Longaville, or Fishman, though. Since 1990, Lillard has been seen on both movie theater and TV screens portraying a wide variety of characters. Whether he’s the son of […] More
Yes, you read that headline correctly. Impractical Jokers is in fact among the most important shows on television. However, to fully get the meaning a little bit of personal history is needed here. I promise that this won’t just be me whining about my love life, but to understand why the show has this very […] More
“Dying is easy, comedy is hard” Jack Lemmon popularized this saying about the two sides of the acting face mask. Lemmon would know as he was able to easily switch between the two. If you’re known as a comedian can you be a great dramatic actor? Some have found is easier to make the transition […] More
This year hasn’t provided much in the way of joy or happiness, lately. From war to inflation to energy shortages to mass shootings to an age of partisanship where one party has abandoned all pretense of sane parliamentary governance and the other one is clinging to outdated notions of civic pleasantries at the expense of […] More
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