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Recent

• Salon.com: What Liberal Hollywood?
• Minnesota Alumni Magazine: Marxmen: Remembering the Marx Brotherhood
• MSNBC: Natalie Portman + Ashton Kutcher = WTF
• eriklundegaard.com: Why Breaking Away is a Great American Movie
• eriklundegaard.com: My Five Most-Quoted Movie Lines
• MSNBC: The Top 5 Baseball Scenes in Non-Baseball Movies
• MSNBC: Top 5 Clive Owen Movies
• MSNBC: The Fifth Annual Academy Award Quiz

2008

• MSNBC: Whatever Happened to the American Epic?
• MSNBC: Hail to the...Who? U.S. Presidents on Film
• Huffington Post: Two Thumbs Up for Roger and Gene
• MSNBC: Why Dark Knight won't sink Titanic
• MSN: The Smart Knight: Is The Dark Knight the smartest superhero movie ever made?
• eriklundegaard.com: Dark Knight My Ass: Why Batman descends into camp
• Slate: Are Movie Reviewers Elitist? Why quality films sell
• MSNBC: The Documentaries of Martin Scorsese
• MSNBC: Top 5: Inspired Superhero Casting
• MSNBC: Top 5: Great Movie Stoners
• The Believer: The Hollywood Happy Meal: Top 10 Box Office Hits According to Variety as of March 19, 1958
• MSNBC: Top 5: Great Card-Game Movie Scenes
• MSNBC: The Secret to Tyler Perry's Success
• MSNBC: In Defense of Woody Harrelson
• MSNBC: Oscar, Oscar, Oscar: The fourth annual Academy Award quiz
• Huffington Post: Why We Stopped Seeing Best Picture Nominees

2007

• MSNBC: The Wise Counsel of Morgan Freeman
• MSNBC: Robert Redford Gets Political
• MSNBC: Today’s Move Tough Guys: The Stepchildren of Lee Marvin
• MSNBC: Lawyers on Film: the good, the bad, the unlikely
• MSNBC: Wes Anderson’s bruised souls
• MSNBC: Jackie Chan's Earlier, Crazier Movies
• MSNBC: Keep Watching the Skies! A short history of alien invasion movies
• MSNBC: John McClane — Quintessential American hero
• Huffington Post: What the Opening of Pirates 3 Says About Pirates 2
• MSNBC: The 10 Best Superhero Scenes on Film
• MSNBC: When Leading Men Go Bad
• MSNBC: The History of Spider-Man on Screen
• MSNBC: Top 5 Films Set in Paris
• MSNBC: A History of Baseball Movies: From hitting a home run for Timmy to hitting a home run with Susan Sarandon
• MSNBC: Oscar, Oscar, Oscar: The third annual Academy Awards quiz
• MSNBC: The 2006 Oscar Nominees for Best Picture
• MSNBC: The 2006 Box Office Awards

2006

• MSNBC: The 10 Best Scenes of 2006
• MSNBC: The History of the CIA on Film
• MSNBC: The History of James Bond on Film
• MSNBC: The Ultimate James Bond Quiz
• MSNBC: For Your Consideration: Sacha Baron Cohen for Best Supporting Actor
• MSNBC: Top 5 Movie Homeruns
• MSNBC: The 10 Best Jack Nicholson Scenes
• MSNBC: Putting the B.O. in Box Office
• MSNBC: Sean Penn, the Anti-Movie Star
• MSNBC: For Your Consideration: United 93 for Best Picture
• MSNBC: Why Movie Critics Matter: One critic defends his profession
• MSNBC: The History of the World Trade Center on Film
• MSNBC: Michael Mann Among Men: Director likes his men cool, professional, and in pairs
• MSNBC: Johnny Depp: American Original
• The New York Times: Truth, Justice, and (Fill in the Blank)
• MSNBC: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a super quiz!
• MSNBC: Sex and the Superman
• MSNBC: The History of the Internet on Film
• MSNBC: Tom Hanks and Ron Howard: Nice Guys Finish First
• The Rake: The Real Most Inspirational Films in Hollywood History
• MSNBC: Mission: Impractical: Why the Impossible Mission Force is bad for America
• MSNBC: Philip Seymour Hoffman is Us
• MSNBC: A history of People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive”
• MSNBC: Spike Lee Wakes Up
• MSNBC: ‘Crash’ and Burn
• MSNBC: The ABC Oscars: Anything But Crash
• MSNBC: Oscar, Oscar, Oscar: The second annual Academy Awards quiz
• MSNBC: The 2005 Oscar Nominees for Best Actor
• MSNBC: Is a Kiss Just a Kiss? A history of Hollywood's most memorable kisses
• MSNBC: Not Quitting You: How “Brokeback Mountain” became an Oscar favorite
• MSNBC: Kiss Kiss, Dumb Dumb: How Hollywood distributes movies
• MSNBC: Defending “Munich”: Why Steven Spielberg’s thriller is the best movie of the year

2005

• MSNBC: The 10 Best Scenes of 2005
• MSNBC: In Defense of Kevin Costner
• MSNBC: All About Chemistry: Hollywood's greatest on-screen couples
• MSNBC: Looking for Mr. Wright: Jeffrey Wright’s best roles
• MSNBC: Who’s Due for an Oscar?
• MSNBC: And the Scroll Goes To... : Why the National Society of Film Critics matters more than the Oscars
• MSNBC: How Hollywood Portrayed Terrorism Before 9/11
• MSNBC: Movies About the Movies: How Hollywood sees itself
• MSNBC: The 10 Sexiest Hollywood Actresses: 2005 Edition
• MSNBC: Billy Boy and Them: The movies of Billy Bob Thornton
• MSNBC: Tim Burton Almost Grows Up
• MSNBC: The Frat Pack Crashes Hollywood
• MSNBC: Brad Pitt: Scuzziest Man Alive
• MSNBC: Whatever Happened to the Political Thriller?
• MSNBC: Darth Vader Lives! Why the Dark Side is more powerful
• MSNBC: The 2004 Nominees for Best Director: Marty vs. Clint
• MSNBC: The 2004 Nominees for Best Actress: Why women's pictures are rarely best pictures
• MSNBC: Oscar, Oscar, Oscar: The first annual Academy Awards quiz
• MSNBC: The World's Worst Film Critic: Why Oscar host Chris Rock should shut the fuck up
• MSNBC: Wanted: The Bill James of Box Office Statistics
• MSNBC: 100 Years, 100 Hoo-ahs!: What's missing from AFI's list of great movie lines

2004

• MSNBC: Oscar Plays It Safe: Why the Academy Goes Bland in Turbulent Times
• MSNBC: Christmas Movies: Why Santa is Red, Why Scrooge is Blue
• MSN: Top 10 Christmas scenes
• MSN: The best and worst of music biopics
• MSN: Top 10 dance scenes
• MSN: The best and worst of Stephen King movies

Earlier

• The Seattle Times: Interview with Clive Owen
• The Seattle Times: Interview with Tony Shalhoub
• Slate: Plotholes for John Q
• Slate: Plotholes for Memento
• The Seattle Times: Interview with Fred Willard
• The Seattle Times: Interview with Aviva Kempner
• The Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Fargo Farrago