
The Trump administration is not considering a reality show in which immigrants compete for citizenship, according to the Homeland Security chief, despite statements to the contrary by a department spokeswoman.
The Trump administration is not considering a reality show in which immigrants compete for citizenship, according to the Homeland Security chief, despite statements to the contrary by a department spokeswoman.
Following my introduction to comic books with Superman and Batman, Daredevil was my first step into the decidedly different world of the Marvel Comics Group.
The gritty tone of Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+ brought to mind Mark Hellinger, a New York street reporter turned columnist, who became an influential writer and producer of tough guy movies. Right now I’m watching Hellinger’s The Roaring Twenties, a quintessential Warner Brothers picture.
The movie is available here on Tubi.
After the Batman TV show transformed me into a rabid comic book fanboy, my favorite title was World’s Finest, featuring both Superman and Batman. Note how, with Batman’s sudden popularity, Superman was given second billing on the cover.
And now, 59 years later, Superman is teaming up with fanboy Stephen Colbert.
A Trump voter who was, “not happy with, y’know, some of the direction the country was going,” is surprised that “a community leader, a pastor, a hard working man,” would be grabbed and detained by ICE.
I have no sympathy — none — for anyone who voted for Trump but is now questioning their decision. Whatever it was they didn’t like about the direction the country was going, do they prefer the direction now?