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Bulwark Book Club for August: Mark Twain’s “Pudd’nhead Wilson”
Send in your questions to Mona Charen and Bill Kristol for the August book club.
Jul 10
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The Bulwark
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How the Screen Has Changed Us
David Thomson on his bracing new book, 'A Sudden Flicker of Light: A Revisionist History of Movies'
Jul 10
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Sonny Bunch
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The Endangered Big Screen Comedy
‘The Invite’ and ‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ reviewed.
Jul 10
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Sonny Bunch
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‘Ravelstein’ Revisited
Saul Bellow’s last novel is brilliant, funny, and unsettling. It also leaves an uncomfortable question hanging: What exactly did all that shamelessness…
Jul 10
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Jonathan Marks
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What If We’d Never Broken Away From the Brits?
On the 250th anniversary of independence, an edgy thought experiment about our nation’s founding.
Jul 3
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Andrew Lawler
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Comcast and NBC Universal Are Breaking Up: What Does That Mean?
CNN's Brian Stelter on the next big corporate media shuffle.
Jul 3
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Sonny Bunch
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Three Cheers for Diversity at the Multiplex
Plus: A big assignment!
Jun 26
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Sonny Bunch
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The Increasing Entanglements of Hollywood and AI
Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal on the tech industry's increasing impact on filmmaking.
Jun 26
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Sonny Bunch
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‘Supergirl’ Review
Hitchhiker’s slog through the universe.
Jun 25
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Sonny Bunch
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JD Vance’s Ideas Will Never Work
Postliberalism has been tried before, to ruinous results.
Jun 22
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Matt Johnson
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The Mount Rushmore of TV
The Ankler’s Richard Rushfield returns to discuss the state of television.
Jun 19
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Sonny Bunch
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The Man Who Wouldn’t Give Up on Liberty
One revolution made Lafayette a hero. Another nearly destroyed him. The story of America’s favorite Frenchman.
Jun 19
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Cathy Young
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