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ENDORSEMENT: Vote Yes on Proposition 28
Politicians – usually conservative ones – love to talk tough on education issues, saying things like, “We need to get back to the basics – reading, writing, and math!” This continues to be true, and is perhaps growing worse, the longer the country remains so bitterly divided and is in constant cultural warfare. We already know the Republican Party is retreating from any support of truthful science, and we’re fairly terrified of exactly what kind of science will be taught going forward in solidly red/conservative states. But that’s not what’s on the ballot with Proposition 28, which is an effort to increase arts and music education programs that were on the chopping block well before debates over climate change or COVID-19.
Kiyra Lynn Interviews the Stars of the New Hulu Series “Reboot”
Hollywood First Look's incomparable Kiyra Lynn is at it again. This time, she interviews the stars of the new Hulu original comedy, "Reboot," about a group of actors that return years later to -- you guessed it -- reboot their hit sitcom from the early 2000s. The characters all return to their unresolved issues and faded memories with hilarious effects.
Interview with “Confess, Fletch” Director, Star Jon Hamm, and Supporting Cast
Our friends at Hollywood First Look have conducted an enjoyable interview with the Director of the new Fletch series reboot, "Confess, Fletch," Greg Mottola, and stars Jon Hamm, Roy Wood Jr., Lorenza Izzo, and Ayden Mayeri.
I Finally See a Movie at the Hollywood Cemetery
I moved back to my native California from the Washington, D.C. area in March of 1997. By April, I had moved into my rent-controlled apartment in Santa Monica, at 2nd and Idaho. In the 25 and a half years since, I dated, married, moved to the other side of Santa Monica, and enjoyed about six different jobs. But never had I ever taken part in the tradition of seeing a movie at the storied Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which my mother-in-law compares to a night at the Hollywood Bowl for movies in Los Angeles.
ENDORSEMENT: Vote Yes on Proposition 28
Politicians – usually conservative ones – love to talk tough on education issues, saying things like, “We need to get back to the basics – reading, writing, and math!” This continues to be true, and is perhaps growing worse, the longer the country remains so bitterly divided and is in constant cultural warfare. We already know the Republican Party is retreating from any support of truthful science, and we’re fairly terrified of exactly what kind of science will be taught going forward in solidly red/conservative states. But that’s not what’s on the ballot with Proposition 28, which is an effort to increase arts and music education programs that were on the chopping block well before debates over climate change or COVID-19.
Kiyra Lynn Interviews the Stars of the New Hulu Series “Reboot”
Hollywood First Look's incomparable Kiyra Lynn is at it again. This time, she interviews the stars of the new Hulu original comedy, "Reboot," about a group of actors that return years later to -- you guessed it -- reboot their hit sitcom from the early 2000s. The characters all return to their unresolved issues and faded memories with hilarious effects.
Interview with “Confess, Fletch” Director, Star Jon Hamm, and Supporting Cast
Our friends at Hollywood First Look have conducted an enjoyable interview with the Director of the new Fletch series reboot, "Confess, Fletch," Greg Mottola, and stars Jon Hamm, Roy Wood Jr., Lorenza Izzo, and Ayden Mayeri.
I Finally See a Movie at the Hollywood Cemetery
I moved back to my native California from the Washington, D.C. area in March of 1997. By April, I had moved into my rent-controlled apartment in Santa Monica, at 2nd and Idaho. In the 25 and a half years since, I dated, married, moved to the other side of Santa Monica, and enjoyed about six different jobs. But never had I ever taken part in the tradition of seeing a movie at the storied Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which my mother-in-law compares to a night at the Hollywood Bowl for movies in Los Angeles.
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