Is Spielberg’s Disclosure Day a Psyop?
Last weekend, Steven Spielberg’s 35th feature film Disclosure Day opened in theaters. But weeks before the premiere the movie—whose title refers to the date upon which alien life is irrefutably confirmed—had already stoked controversy. It may have used footage of actual aliens and it may
Trump Says “Gay Anthem,” Where’s the Lawsuit?
Speaking to a crowd at Florida’s The Villages retirement community on May 1, Donald Trump acknowledged that his wife Melania “hates” when he performs his signature stiff-armed, fist-pumping dance to the Village People‘s 1978 hit “YMCA” at his rallies and other events. He then proceeded
Sherlock in the 1980s: The Case of the Waning Copyright
None of Sherlock’s previous adventures had prepared me for what Frank Langella was about to reveal. And while the Tony Award-winning actor was merely portraying the world’s first consulting detective, I was furious with the actor, nonetheless. Yet, I should’ve known By the time I
Hooters Adds Clothes, Competition Strips Down
Listen to our chat about the new Hooters here. Hooters has historically drawn customers with more than just delicious food. But the once popular chain is making some modifications that will focus more on food and less on the attractive servers dishing it. Meanwhile, Hooters’
Gen X Hates Spoilers
The wildly successful Netflix series Stranger Things finally came to a close on December 31 at 8pm Eastern. While we don’t know how many viewers have watched the final episode at home, we do know that approximately 1 million fans filled over 600 sold out
From Ghostbuster’s Knock Off to Freddy Krueger
Back in the mid-1980s, Canadian retailer Zellers offered an exclusive line of Atari 2600-compatible video games. Produced in Taiwan, these titles were knockoffs of existing popular games. That is except for Challenge, which was a byte-for-byte clone of lesser-known European cartridge. An unremarkable title it