Sonny Bunch is a Culture Editor at The Bulwark. He covers a wide range of topics including film, entertainment, and media, while also delving into current affairs and journalism. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The Washington Free Beacon.
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Before we get to Dolly (RIP, Queen), I just want to highlight this week's Bulwark Goes to Hollywood . I talked to Eriq Gardner from Puck about a
My favorite Tim Curry performance is not "Clue," but it sure as hell is my wife's. She LOVES that movie. (I'm middling about it -- the comedic timing seems slightly off -- but Curry is terrific.) We'll be watching it this weekend. As for Dolly, what can you say? She puts our so-called titans of industry to shame. Bezos parades around on a too-big yacht and makes life hell wherever he takes it; Dolly builds up her little corner of Tennessee and creates a literacy charity. I read somewhere she would have been a billionaire if she hadn't given so much money away. We can learn a lot from her.
Donald Trump wants Ken Paxton in the Senate, but he really wishes Paxton would do something about those ugly outfits.
This week I'm joined by Godfrey Cheshire to discuss his new book, Cheshire on Film: Life & Writings . Cheshire is a longtime critic—in addition to
Before we get started, a reminder that Mona and I will be talking all things Odyssey for the next book club on Wednesday, September 16, at 1:30 p.m.
HOPE IS A MOVIE THAT'S VERY COMFORTABLE with tossing audiences into the deep end and letting them sink or swim on their own.
This is a long one, folks! If you're not strong enough to enduring Trump's speech, skip to 2:07:00 for post-ordeal commentary.
We sent a sober Sonny Bunch to the GOP convention. He endured the sweat, the sequins, and the surrealism. All for you.
Sam Stein and Sonny Bunch unpack Sonny's experience covering the Republican Party's bizarre midterm convention in Dallas where they almost didn't let him in the arena.
NEVER BEFORE HAVE I BEEN a bigger fan of retired NBA star Dirk Nowitzki.
