Jason Bailey

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Writer and Critic at Freelance

Host at Fun City Cinema

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More debt only will backfire on Denver

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Jason Bailey

Mayor Johnston and Denver City Council Members, over the past 40 days, hosted a series of town hall meetings across Denver to promote a request for new debt – arriving on the ballot this November. Starting with Chris Hinds, Council District 10, and ending with Diana Romero, Council District 4, the town hall meetings were not to discuss whether new debt for the city makes sense. Rather, the meetings were to discuss how to spend the new debt.
Kentucky needs a new trade policy, not Trump's chaotic tariff war | Opinion

4 days ago | courier-journal.com | Jason Bailey

While President Trump's tariffs aim to address public anger over trade policies, their broad application will harm the economy and consumers. Kentucky lost significant manufacturing jobs due to trade imbalances exacerbated by NAFTA and China's WTO entry. Targeted tariffs and industrial policies focused on strategic sectors are a better approach.
Por qué el festival Sundance puede ser más grande y mejor en Boulder, Colorado

5 days ago | infobae.com | Jason Bailey

Hace unas semanas el comité del Sundance Institute anunció que el Festival de Cine de Sundance, posiblemente el nombre más reconocible de los festivales de cine estadounidenses, dejaría su hogar de toda la vida en Park City, Utah, para trasladarse a Boulder, Colorado. Para el mundo del cine en general, sin mencionar al observador casual ajeno a la industria, fue una noticia más o menos comparable a que los Premios de la Academia dejaran Hollywood.
Denver Held Ten Town Hall Meetings on Bonds, Which Are Really Debt

6 days ago | westword.com | Jason Bailey

Over the past forty days, Mayor Mike Johnston and Denver City Councilmembers hosted a series of town hall meetings across Denver to promote a request for new debt that could arrive on the ballot this November. Starting with Chris Hinds, Council District 10, and ending with Diana Romero, Council District 4, the town hall meetings were not to discuss whether new debt for the city makes sense. Rather, the meetings were to discuss how to spend the new debt.
Review: The Shrouds — Crooked Marquee

1 week ago | crookedmarquee.com | Jason Bailey

It’s nothing more significant than coincidental timing, but it’s certainly unfortunate that David Cronenberg’s latest picture, The Shrouds, arrives in theaters just as Karina Longworth’s You Must Remember This is finishing its current season, titled “The Old Man is Still Alive.” In it, she examines the late careers of a handful of Hollywood legends (including Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford, Howard Hawks, Frank Capra, and Vincente Minnelli) who were superstars in the industry’s Golden Age, and...
The Best Movies to Buy or Stream This Week: The Brutalist, One of Them Days, Dog Man, and More — Crooked Marquee

1 week ago | crookedmarquee.com | Jason Bailey

Every Tuesday, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on demand, vintage and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalogue titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This twice-monthly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.
When ‘The Sopranos’ Took Off, James Gandolfini Took Off Too

1 week ago | vanityfair.com | Jason Bailey

In Gandolfini: Jim, Tony and the Life of a Legend, Jason Bailey charts the life and work of James Gandolfini—a once-in-a-generation talent who found a lasting place in the cultural firmament with his Emmy-winning work on The Sopranos. But like the conflicted mobster he so aptly played, Gandolfini was a complicated man—and partway through his HBO hit’s run, the pressure of his job and his personal demons threatened to stop the entire operation in its tracks.
We've Reached Peak Beatle Movie — Crooked Marquee

2 weeks ago | crookedmarquee.com | Jason Bailey

If it hadn’t already been announced, the proliferation of news items and social media discussion about Sam Mendes’s Beatle-biopic quartet on April 1 would’ve felt like a particularly strained April Fools gag. It was merely unfortunate timing, the announcement of key additional details at the annual studio hype-fest CinemaCon, that caused us all to consider this ill-advised venture, in which Mendes will make not one, but four biographical dramas, each one focusing on a member of the Fab Four.
Tariff-driven trade war isn’t new policy Kentucky needs

2 weeks ago | pmg-ky2.com | Jason Bailey

Fruit of the Loom apparel plants once dotted the Kentucky landscape, with 11,000 workers at factories in Jamestown, Frankfort, Campbellsville, Franklin, Greensburg, Princeton and Bowling Green. In 1987, the company was the state’s second-biggest manufacturer. But over time, Fruit of the Loom began closing plants and moving production to lower-wage countries like Honduras, Haiti and Vietnam. By 2014, all production in the state was gone.
Tariff-driven trade war isn’t new policy Kentucky needs

2 weeks ago | thenewsenterprise.com | Jason Bailey

Fruit of the Loom apparel plants once dotted the Kentucky landscape, with 11,000 workers at factories in Jamestown, Frankfort, Campbellsville, Franklin, Greensburg, Princeton and Bowling Green. In 1987, the company was the state’s second-biggest manufacturer. But over time, Fruit of the Loom began closing plants and moving production to lower-wage countries like Honduras, Haiti and Vietnam. By 2014, all production in the state was gone.

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