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‘Who Ever Said I Was Sane?’ Chris Roberts, American Renaissance, July 9, 2021 Credit Image: Science Museum Group’s Welcome blog post Travis LeBlanc has been writing essays for Counter-Currents since early 2018, covering everything from goofy internet drama, to rockstar Steve Morrissey, to the TV show South Park . Mr. LeBlanc is a committed white advocate, but often analyzes political and cultural subcultures most of the Dissident Right ignores.  Chris Roberts: You’re best known for writing about Bernie Bros — and you do so with great insight. In March, you wrote: The fate of the Be...

SHARE Los Angeles' long-awaited Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will tackle the Oscars' "problematic history", from racism over Gone With The Wind to the recent #OscarsSoWhite campaign and the snubbing of female directors, officials said on Wednesday. The Oscar-awarding Academy first envisioned a museum dedicated to the magic of movies almost a century ago, and its doors are finally set to open in September after numerous delays, most recently caused by the pandemic. We will not shy away from problematic histories, including #OscarsSoWhite Laura Dern On the day voting for this award season...

Screenplay News and Reviews Are These the Best Valentine’s Day Movies? In the spirit of tumultuous relationships, this list looks at the definitive relationship dramas. These are films that focus on one or more romantic relationships. These aren’t just “falling in love” movies. These are movies that dissect some side of a relationship that helps to drive the plot. So, without further ado, let’s join hands on this journey together. 25. A Separation (2011) Directed by: Asghar Farhadi A rare foreign Oscar nominee for Best Original Screenplay (as well as winning the Best Foreign Languag...

Gay History 634 1 minute read Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau was born December 28th, 1888. An openly gay German director, he is best known for his work   Nosferatu   Born Friedrich Wilhelm Plumpe in the Bielefeld, Province of Westphalia. Plumpe would take the pseudonym of “Murnau” from the town of that name near Lake Staffel, south of Munich, where he lived for a time. Murnau studied philology at the University in Berlin and later art history and literature in Heidelberg, where director   saw him at a students’ performance and decided to invite him to his actor-school. He...