Why Making A Murderer is Required Viewing
Steven Avery's case aside, the Netflix documentary exposes just how corrupt our justice system can be
The Top Ten Progressive Pundits
The ten most influential and entertaining progressive commentators from television and radio
Trevor Noah, The Daily Show, and American Prejudice
When the new host of the Daily Show was announced, Americans had mixed reactions
Star Trek – The Conservative Nightmare
Why Conservatives hated Star Trek long before Obama admitted to loving Spock
Of Catfish and Cyber-Stalkers
Catfish isn't just a silly TV show, it's a real problem and a dangerous one
Neil deGrasse Tyson: The Great Reconciler
Unlike some scientists, Tyson works for a broader audience, regardless of religious beliefs
An Open Letter to Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart's flippant attitude towards voting has turned a longtime fan against him
Jon Stewart, Sensationalism and the Fairness Doctrine
Jon Stewart tries to follow the Fairness Doctrine as the corporate media continues to favor sensationalism over substance
Discovery’s Shark Week has Betrayed the Sharks
Discovery Channel brought me beauty in a bad world. It showed me that with education, there is diminished terror. But now Shark Week has become Sharknado without the cyclone, and Discovery should be renamed The Hyperbole Channel
Aereo and the Future of Television
last month the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case called ABC v. Aereo. American Broadcasting Service is suing a streaming service for copyright infringement. At first glance, it looks like a David and Goliath case where Aereo is a little guy being bullied by a huge television network