Netflix Fueled by Oil and Gas in New Mexico By Paul Gessing December 25, 2020 Hollywood rails against fracking, but production companies are happy to benefit from subsidies generated by oil producers.
Why Are Tech Stocks at Record Highs? By William Levin December 11, 2020 Valuing tech stocks requires a time horizon significantly longer than those typically used by financial analysts.
Three Remarkable Ladies: Thatcher, Diana, and Elizabeth By Kyle Smith November 29, 2020 Season Four of The Crown: Another captivating and tragic presentation of the Palace-Downing Street drama.
Hillbilly Elegy: Ron Howard’s Inverted Mayberry By Kyle Smith November 25, 2020 Americana for our age: Booze, opioids, and ignorance. But Glenn Close, at least, sails past the white-trash clichés.
NR PLUS Forty-Year-Old Version: Co-opted Rebellion By Ross Douthat October 15, 2020 If I were laying odds for the little movie most likely to get attention in an if-it-happens Oscar race, this is a pretty good bet.
The Capital Letter: Week of October 5 By Andrew Stuttaford October 9, 2020 The politics of stimulus, trade deficits, big government and big tech and more.
Netflix: A Case for Shareholder Activism By Charles Bowyer & Jerry Bowyer October 9, 2020 Shareholders should hold Netflix accountable for Cuties.
A Segregated, Modernized Boys in the Band By Armond White October 2, 2020 Netflix’s latest cultural-engineering effort.
Why We Should Care about Cuties By Alexandra DeSanctis September 25, 2020 The controversial new movie should spur us to consider the startling realities of how young people use technology.
Republican House Members Ask AG Barr to Prosecute Netflix for ‘Child Pornography’ Following Release of Film Cuties By Zachary Evans September 17, 2020 Banks's letter follows Netflix's debut of the film 'Cuties,' which depicts a group of eleven-year-old girls who join a dance competition and choreograph sexually-suggestive routines.