Michael Medved

Michael Medved says 'The Devil All the Time' highlights vast gaps between coastal creative elites and real denizens of the heartland.

Michael Medved has debate questions for President Trump and Joe Biden.

There’s nothing quiet or tranquil about what’s going on today. The current demonstrations emphasize no positive goals or programs of reform, amounting only to angry expressions of unfocused rage.

To the greatest extent possible, your progress in life should reflect your own efforts, and not your family’s past.

"Greyhound," starring Tom Hanks, is that sort of old-fashioned thriller, notably enriched by state-of-the art special effects and riveting action sequences showing World War II’s Battle of the Atlantic.

A full page in The New York Times proposed new faces for our coins and bills -- emphasizing diversity and artistic achievement, not political leadership.

The poisonous notion that police are the implacable foe of all people of color, worthy of scorn and resistance, and unworthy of decent equipment, could cost innocent lives among officers of the law as well as civilians.

The entertainment industry regularly ignores a common sense lesson: You can’t connect with a mass audience by insulting a figure they revere.  

The New York Times seizes every opportunity to impute racist motives to Donald Trump, even when reacting to positive announcements that shouldn’t be controversial.

Many respondents must be fibbing - telling pollsters what they think they want to hear about Trump, Michael Medved writes.