Remembering Flint’s “Golden Age” of Rap
It might seem difficult to think of the 1990s as the “Golden…
Author Ed Bradley
Ed Bradley
Ed Bradley, the associate curator of film at the Flint Institute of Arts, is a former entertainment editor and film critic at the Flint Journal. His latest book is entitled Unsung Hollywood Musicals of the Golden Era, 1929-39..
Hopkins’ “The Father” Rates a Look
If you watched the recent Academy Awards telecast, you will remember its…
Celebrating Jewish Life in Flint & Worldwide
Film festivals have come and gone in Flint, but the longest continuous…
Where a Home is Not a House
Watching “Nomadland,” as I did the other day, was an experience I…
The Man Behind “Citizen Kane”
Hollywood loves to make movies about its own history – and audiences…
A Musician … and a Mystery
Those who have seen “Searching for Sugar Man,” the 2012 Oscar-winning documentary…
Harry Chapin’s Better Place to Be
When I was introduced to “Cat’s in the Cradle” over the Top…
Two Kinds of Christmas
There are movies about Christmas that embody high, holy ideals – peace,…
Ripped from the Headlines?
“So, Ed, what did you do on your ‘summer vacation’ from movies…
When Monsters Were Monsters
To paraphrase wording used frequently in these trying times, I am older…