Salman Rushdie’s Advertising Slogans
You can’t make this sh*t up: Before penning iconic novels like “Satanic Verses”, Salman Rushdie was a copywriter who crafted famous ads like the Naughty but Nice slogan for fresh … Read more
We Need To Talk About Cosby
From Jell-O pudding to 60+ allegations of sexual abuse. It’s like “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” meets “Finding Neverland”. This is the best documentary I’ve seen that dives into the … Read more
Dark Side of the Ring: Chris Benoit
He’s one of the all-time best wrestlers ever and a sweet man until this wild but true tale of murder. This Dark Side of the Ring documentary will likely rank … Read more
The Work (2017 Doc on Therapy in Prison)
This is the most raw and unflinching group therapy session I’ve ever seen caught on film. I currently rank “The Work” #7 on on my list of “The Best Prison … Read more
The Kids Are Alright (The Who Documentary)
Pete Townshend turns smashing guitars into a symphony. Keith Moon drives a Rolls Royce into a pool. And Roger Daltrey somehow keeps it all together. I love The Who! The … Read more
Steve Jobs on Consulting (Speech at MIT in 1992)
I’m not one to to believe everything Steve Jobs said was gospel. But, damn, he has a way with words. Here he is at the MIT School of Management in … Read more
Dot Fisher-Smith (Interview and Documentary)
She chained herself to a log truck, posed nude to protest the destruction of ancient forests, and turned rain-streaked yurt canvas into “moving Zen” art. I think she deserves at … Read more
The 5 Best Warwick Davis Documentaries & Interviews
At just 3 feet 6 inches tall, Warwick Davis towers over Hollywood. With unforgettable roles in “Harry Potter,” “Star Wars” and “Willow”, his films have grossed an astonishing $14.5 billion. … Read more
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief
What do Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and an alleged billion-dollar tax scam have in common? Eight former scientologists, including the former 2nd in command, speak out about the Church of … Read more
One More Time With Feeling
This doc about the already-haunting Nick Cave was initially intended as a straightforward performance film. But then his 15-year-old son, Arthur, tragically falls off a cliff. I currently rank “One … Read more