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Stories by Telly Davidson

Telly Davidson is a youthful veteran of film and TV columns and criticism, who has written for the American Film Institute, YahooMovies, FilmStew, Newsmakers, Guitar Player, and several NBC and PBS specials, including Pioneers of Television. He is the author of the award-winning media tie-in, TV's Grooviest Variety Shows, and the forthcoming satirical novel, Pop Culture.

A Doomed Strategy for Fighting Obamacare

Telly Davidson wrote on March 17th, 2010 at 10:00 pm | 7 Comments

Recently, Virginia’s legislature passed a law that (they hope) will “exempt” their citizens from Obamacare’s individual mandate. But the law seems unlikely to survive a close examination by the Supreme Court.  more

We’re All Up in the Air

Telly Davidson wrote on March 10th, 2010 at 3:55 pm | 3 Comments

Up in the Air is, in many ways, the most politically and culturally relevant film of this year, and several years before it. And that’s because today most of us can identify all too well with George Clooney’s portrayal of Ryan Bingham.  more

Obama: I Don’t Feel Your Pain

Telly Davidson wrote on February 26th, 2010 at 11:13 am | 82 Comments

The American people have spoken–some might say screamed–”We want jobs.” But at yesterday’s summit, Obama made it clear that health reform (no matter how unpopular) is still priority number one.  more

Obama’s Political Theater

Telly Davidson wrote on February 7th, 2010 at 9:26 am | No Comments

In the first year of the Obama administration, honest debates over policy have been replaced by a politics of symbolic (and largely empty) gestures.  more