Richard Stellar
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In Defense of Bill Cosby (Guest Opinion Blog)
Era of “gotcha” journalism is out-weighing actual laws
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Hamas on the Red Carpet (Guest Blog)
When Bardem and Cruz step into the political fray to criticize Israel’s determination to rid the area of terrorists, they do so at our peril — not theirs
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What Went Wrong With the Holocaust? (Guest Blog)
Screening of Stanley Kramer’s “Judgment at Nuremberg” on the campus of Santa Monica City College is disappointing on so many levels
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Famed Conductor, ‘Recovered Voices’ Restore a Culture’s Music Stolen By Hitler (Guest Blog)
“Memorializing is a noble thing, and we should do it,” said James Conlon, the LA Opera’s Music Director behind “Voices”
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John Lennon’s Killer: Why We Make Stars From Monsters (Guest Blog)
Whether it’s the Wolf of Wall Street or Woody — sociopaths and psychopaths sell
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It’s Time to Shun Woody Allen (Guest Blog)
“I’m boycotting the bastard. I owe it to every child who is abused by an authority figure”
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Film Composer Sharon Farber Pens Holocaust Concerto For a Hero (Guest Blog)
The award-winning composer honors 89 year-old Curt Lowens, who saved American Pilots and reunited Jewish children
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The Art of the Interview: Gabriel Byrne Puts the Ire Back in Ireland (Guest Blog)
Byrne opened up in a tirade against the bastions of everything that Hollywood holds holy
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When Activists Make Movies: The Nuclear Arms Race is Relevant Again With ‘Fallout’ (Guest Blog)
The documentary details the making of Stanley Kramer’s epic “On the Beach”
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Alec Baldwin, ‘Blackfish’ and Vermin with Cameras (Guest Blog)
“If we are patient, we will get our reward one day: A violent outburst that ends badly”
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A Hollywood Ending for the Republican Party (Guest Blog)
Ronald Reagan had star power, and the lack of it in the Republican Party today threatens to dismantle the two-party system
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Yom Kippur Surprise: Face-to-Face With a Hero of the Resistance (Guest Blog)
Those who would not exist save for the heroics of Curt Lowens came together and taught us that fighting oppression is more than a duty, it is our calling
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How Obama William Shatner-ized American Foreign Policy (Guest Blog)
He was James T. Kirk in a test of nerves, he was Denny Crane out-Perry Mason-ing an impending verdict against his client
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An Unvarnished View of the Beatles – Told by Their Secretary, Good Ol’ Freda
Guest blog: You will never see another documentary like this — the tale of a woman thrust into the Fab Four maelstrom
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Paula Deen: When Diversity is Deep-Fried
The same Food Network that advocates an admitted shyster and a gonnif who took money from the pockets of his own employees is coming down on a working woman who spoke the truth in a deposition