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Michelle Bookbinder

Reporter · US

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Michelle Bookbinder

    THUMB WAR | ‘Primetime’ (opens the original)

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    This article contains spoilers for Primetime. Just like its source material, To Catch a Predator, Primetime (2026) can best be described as utterly revolting. Softly whispering obscene sexual chatroom commands, Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson), host of the Dateline NBC television series, greets audiences in the opening scene. As a viewer, it’s impossible not to squirm. These commands are graphic, grotesque and exactly what captures the attention of audiences. Primetime knows what it's doing: Prey

  2. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Michelle Bookbinder

    The Botox Bind: Why Hollywood Must Dissolve Ageism (opens the original)

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    Following the release of The Odyssey (2026), I expected the majority of online discussion to surround the movie’s revolutionary filming technique (being the first movie ever shot entirely on IMAX). Instead, Instagram and X seemed to focus on an entirely different aspect of the film: the apparent lack of wrinkles. In a viral post on X, one moviegoer stated, “Having Botox is like a disability for actors,” including an image of Anne Hathaway as Penelope. The post criticized Hathaway’s strangely smo

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Michelle Bookbinder

    You Don’t Have to Adapt Everything: ‘The Dog Stars’ (opens the original)

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    For most of us, imagining a world where a pandemic wipes out the majority of humanity unfortunately does not seem so foreign. In Peter Heller’s novel, The Dog Stars (2012), Heller paints a picture of this post-apocalyptic world, riddled with abandoned roads, dilapidated buildings and immeasurable grief. Although Heller’s novel predates the COVID-19 pandemic, the dystopian world designed in The Dog Stars resonates now more than ever. In Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Heller’s story in his film The

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