The explosive popularity of Oliver Anthony’s country song, “Rich Men North of Richmond,” shows that the rising class consciousness and anger in the US isn’t limited to the millions of youth who consider communism their […]
Christopher Nolan’s latest release offers a dramatic and tense look at the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, exploring the politics of McCarthy-era America along the way.
“Piracy versus artists” is a false dichotomy. On the basis of a democratically planned economy cemented by world proletarian revolution, we could generously fund art, film, books, music, and architecture and make them free for […]
It is now 50 years since the release of The Godfather. The film remains a masterpiece, but the third installment of Coppola’s trilogy reveals the suffocating effect of profit on cinema.
The Russian Revolution ushered in a flowering of creative expression in all the arts. Cinema was advanced to new heights by directors who regarded film as a weapon of class struggle.
The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in the US, topped on the world stage only by the summer Olympics and the FIFA World Cup. This spectacle is the apogee of bourgeois sports and […]
The trial of Ghislaine Maxwell has opened the curtain on the disgusting den of sin that the capitalist class inhabits.
Squid Game reflects the horrors of capitalism and its death agonies. For the Korean working class, the task is revolution.
Like most conspiracy theories, the flat earth theory seeks to “connect the dots” and bring clarity to a world that feels confusing and polarized.
Events in Paris demonstrate that capitalism is undermining its own past achievements and those of previous societies.
Not only has capitalism ceased to move society forward, but it is also threatening the human cultural heritage of past generations.
Jonathan Jones’ spittle-flecked tirade against a Russian art exhibition is distinguished by a hysteria that borders on the comical.
