Rich Cromwell
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In A Just World, ‘Cocaine Bear’ Would Sweep The Oscars
'Cocaine Bear,' which serves no purpose other than to entertain, is a shining example of the type of content Hollywood should be producing. → Read More
Why Kids (And Parents) Still Need Sleepovers
Kids deserve our fierce protection. They also deserve to be raised to become adults, capable of navigating society and, yes, risks. → Read More
Southern Governors Prove Freedom Thrives When It's Fought For
Conservative governors in the South like Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Glenn Youngkin, and Ron DeSantis provide hope to freedom-loving Americans. → Read More
Biden Says We Can Do What We've Been Doing: Ignore The Science
It's almost as if the 'new normal' we were threatened with for so long isn’t going to happen after all. → Read More
Olivia Newton-John’s ‘Physical’ Introduced Me To The Magic Of An Artist's Performance
A magic night in 1983 is likely the spark that led to a lifetime love of live music. → Read More
‘Maverick’ And Why We May Be Close To A Return To The ’80s
Life is not so good right now, but as Mark Twain never said, ‘History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes.’ → Read More
If You Have To Replace Your Garbage Disposal, Don't Do It Yourself
Naturally, about the time I became comfortable with the quality of my work was when I should have become the most nervous. → Read More
‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Needs Fewer Teeth And More Philosophy
"Dominion" abandons the philosophical underpinnings of its source material and instead opts solely for an action movie about dinosaurs. → Read More
Norm Macdonald Has One Last Laugh In 'Nothing Special'
Norm wanted us to have faith, to believe in God, in the goodness all people have the power to try to capture, even as we mostly fail. → Read More
In 'SuperNature,' Ricky Gervais Defends Comedy From Leftist Spinsters
Gervais doesn't take issue with transgender politics, but the fact that identity politics are the one thing we can’t joke about. → Read More
Ray Liotta Passes Away Just As His Career Was Catching A Second Wind
After enduring the doldrums of video game voice acting and drug commercials, Liotta's career was experiencing a resurgence. → Read More
Elon Musk Is Right. Having Kids Is Not An Economic Decision
Why aren't even the wealthiest people having offspring? Because having kids isn't about money, it's about priorities. → Read More
‘The Kids In The Hall’ Returns With Politically Incorrect Comedy
There is no such thing as punching down in 'The Kids in the Hall,' now moved from HBO to Amazon Prime -- with less full-frontal nudity. → Read More
Twitter Is Still Ramping Up Efforts To Suppress Content
It increasingly seems like those still in charge of Twitter want to leave as much of a mess for the next owner to clean up as possible. → Read More
All Men Should Be Digging Tunnels
The question isn't how to get your boyfriend to stop digging a tunnel, it's how to get all men to build their own. → Read More
Kanye's Stem Player Is About Paying Artists But Also Engaging With Music
The Stem Player is not a streaming service. It’s not another Alexa, Siri, or Hey, Google. It’s a physical device. → Read More
Why You Should Out Yourself As A Conservative
We can’t be afraid to admit what we believe, especially when a surprising amount of people privately agree with us. → Read More
The Halftime Show At Super Bowl 56 Was A Gen X Triumph
It was a moment of speaker-thumping celebration of Gen Xers in their prime. → Read More
Will 'Parental Bill Of Rights' Finally Enforce School Transparency?
Parents’ bills of rights could still turn out to be gimmicks, but at least it's an attempt to put parents back in charge of education. → Read More
From Joe Rogan To 'Fight Club': Government, Tech Work To Stop Speech
The CCP's extreme censorship measures would never happen in the United States, except when Joe Rogan starts asking questions. → Read More