Greg Gutfeld

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Movie Review: Enemy

 I rarely review movies, unless something interesting comes along and then disappears quickly, without fanfare. “Enemy” is one of those forgotten treats. It came out a few months ago, and now, it’s already on ITunes. I suggest you watch it.

How to Watch the Oscars in Four Simple Steps

1. Turn it on, and do something else. Do the laundry, clean the apartment, write really bad poetry, watch another show on a competing laptop. The point: if watching the Oscars is the only activity performed while watching the Oscars,
Gut Check: Penn & Teller's Finishing School

Gut Check: Penn & Teller's Finishing School

I never get around to seeing movies because I rarely get around to doing anything. This is an important point–as a man with no hobbies and a knack for leaving things unfinished–it’s a big deal for me to finally catch
Gut Check: Why I Hate Stories

Gut Check: Why I Hate Stories

Last Sunday, the New York Post ran a piece on a book on the real story behind the Kitty Genovese killing–the story of a young woman who was brutally raped and murdered in March 1964 while her neighbors did nothing,
The Boyd Crowder Translator

The Boyd Crowder Translator

WHAT HE SAYS: I fear that within my belly stirs the emanations of desire for a product that sates the ache within WHAT HE MEANS: I’m hungry WHAT HE SAYS: Well, my darling, being a lowly omnivore like yourself,  I
Gut Check: Speculating on Spectacles

Gut Check: Speculating on Spectacles

As we mark the ten year anniversary of “nipplegate”–yep, it’s been that long since Justin Timberlake ripped off Janet Jackson’s breastplate during the abysmal halftime show during Super Bowl 38–it pays to ask: was the outrage worth it? The outrage
Downton Abbey Is a Real Man's Super Bowl

Downton Abbey Is a Real Man's Super Bowl

Everyone has their own Super Bowl, and mine is the conclusion of Downton Abbey, season 4. I watched all the episodes this week, finishing today. Some thoughts: Edith Grantham is the Jan Brady of Downton Abbey. Less attractive and constantly

A Note on Attention Bias

Here’s a disturbing trend that I have decided to label “attention bias.” This is defined by  the desire for your opinion to be observed, and how that desire affects the intensity of your opinion. So, if you happen to like
Gut Check: When Old Friends Return

Gut Check: When Old Friends Return

Maybe, when you were younger and dumber, you had some questionable friends. They dabbled in illegality. They weren’t dependable. They often needed you to bail them out of trouble. They stole stuff…sometimes your stuff. They never paid for gas, and

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