Book Reviews
Blooping the Join And Other Memories of Editing’s Early Days
With this engaging and highly entertaining autobiography, Clark recounts an illustrious career as an editor. […]
Month: May 2011
Features
THIS MONTH IN FILM HISTORY: Dysfunction Junction: Curse of the ‘Woolf’
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? reflected many of the anxieties of the buttoned-down 1950s and 1960s. […]
Features
SUPERHEROES on the SILVER SCREEN An Origin Story
Perhaps some of these tales of superheroes can light a path for us to find the power within ourselves to effect some change and establish our own identities. […]
Columns
Whether It’s Bagels or Bargaining Rights, Union-Busting Attempts Continue
Conservative lawmakers may claim to support job creation for the middle class, but their legislative actions clearly show that destruction of labor unions is also one of their highest goals. […]
Letters to the Editor
Keeping the History Alive
A letter from Ray Daniels’ long time friend, Stuart Hersh […]
Features
Superherology
A List of Comic Book Superhero Appearances in Cinema and Television. […]
Tail Pop
Gus Van Sant’s ‘Good Will Hunting’ (1997)
Will Hunting made a choice to leave his comfort zone and follow his heart to California. He ‘had to go see about a girl.’ At the end of 1997, I too made a choice. I had to go see about Hollywood. […]
Features
May the Norse be with You:
‘Thor’s’ Paul Rubell
“There is an element of gravitas in Thor that one doesn’t necessarily associate with a movie based on a comic book,and this is juxtaposed with laugh-out-loud humor. The ability to juggle those two tones is one of Kenneth Branagh’s great strengths, and is somewhat unusual for this kind of movie.” – Paul Rubell, A.C.E. […]
Getting Organized
We Are All Wisconsin
Anti-union zealots attempt to arouse jealousy and to pit one group of employees against another. It’s a distraction from the fact that we’re all in the same boat…and that boat is sinking. […]
