PAM AND TOMMY – Review by Martha K Baker

You just know that, when the voice of a protagonist’s male member gets a credit in the cast list, the motion picture has the tell-tale tongue in the cheek. In eight episodes. Pam and Tommy flashes back and shreds threads of history through the Eighties and Nineties. shedding light on sleazy producers and paparazzi, celebrities, and craven criminals. The result is bright, loud, sad, vicious, painful and stupefying and worth considering as a slice of recent history and a slab of eternal misogyny.

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LONG SHOT – Review by Sarah Knight Adamson

Pairing Seth Rogen’s slouchy dresser, Fred Flarsky, an unapologetic, gonzo journalist with Charlize Theron’s glamorous, Charlotte Field, a driven successful Secretary of State who has her sites on running for President is opportune—as the ‘oil and water’ pair make one of the most remarkable couples since the unlikely pairing of Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in the highly successful film Notting Hill.

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