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Charity and Collins talk media coverage of the Parkland activists, The New Yorker on Donald Glover, and pay equity
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Justin Charity and K. Austin Collins discuss the strange media phenomena surrounding the Parkland activists (1:18), Donald Glover’s identity crisis playing out in The New Yorker (12:06), and the outcry over Mo’Nique’s pay-equity campaign against Netflix (26:08).
New offensive coordinator Todd Monken has brought a new, more pass-friendly scheme to Baltimore. While there haven’t been fireworks yet, a close look at the X’s and O’s shows that we shouldn’t be surprised when this passing attack takes off.
Ben Solak discusses whether Young is truly to blame for his shaky start to the season
The Midnight Boys are back to weigh in on the season finale of ‘Ahsoka’
The Bucks and Celtics will look drastically different, the Nuggets could look the same, and who knows what to expect from the Sixers? We rank and tier all 30 teams as the regular season approaches.
The hit Hulu whodunit is a comedy that features exquisite interior design, beloved guest stars, and a bulldog named Winnie. But it’s also, um, a show about murder?
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are joined by their old agent Adam Gelvan from Octagon to discuss his job, his favorite Speidi moments, and the rise of social media
