Dominic Patten
From Presidential politics, celebrity culture & Hollywood, microeconomics, rock'n'roll, the NoBrow tabloid obsessions of modern America & a touch of everything else in-between, journalist & broadcaster Dominic Patten almost never doesn't have a TKO opinion on something. On camera at E! Network, in print at the New York Times & on radio at NPR, Patten has a spoonful of contrarian sugar to help the medicine go down.

Online:

  • :: THE BRITISH ARE COMING, THE BRITISH ARE HERE!
    Eddie Izzard, Russell Brand & the UK's Special Relationship with Hollywood

  • :: VIDEO GAME OVER - SALES PLUNGE
    Sales are way down & layoffs are up as the once recession proof industry takes a big hit

  • :: AVATAR'S TRUE COST ... AND CONSEQUENCE
    3D is great but what was the real bottom line on James Cameron's megahit?

  • :: ECLIPSE MARKETING UP & RUNNING
    How the Twilight Saga aims to beat the difficult 3rd film syndrome

  • :: 5 WAYS TO SAVE THE PORN INDUSTRY

  • :: 5 WAYS TO SAVE THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

  • :: IS 2009 GOING TO BE THE BEATLES BIGGEST YEAR EVER?
    Best selling remasters, Rock Band video game, digital downloads - almost 40 years after they broke up the Fab Four sore

  • :: THE LEGACY OF MICHAEL JACKSON AND THRILLER
    How the King of Pop changed the rules of the game for himself & everyone else.

  • On Camera:

  • :: Watch Dominic Patten's WTFAmerica channel on YouTube
    Live & direct from Los Angeles, see Dominic Patten on Barack Obama, American Idol, Hollywood and a bit of everything in between.
  • In Print:

  • :: Metroland Online - Great American Video Game
    Read Dominic Patten in New York's Metroland on Grand Theft Auto IV and the rise of the Great American Video Game. (PDF)
  • :: Terror That Bores
    - Vancouver Sun (PDF)
  • :: Careful Not to Judge a Book by its Cover
    - Vancouver Sun (PDF)
  • :: Mail Bonding
    - enRoute Magazine (PDF)
  • :: Early-Onset Shuffleboard
    - The New York Times (PDF)
  • :: Be a Junkie. Be a Thief. But Must You Date Kate Moss?
    - The New York Times (PDF)
  • :: One Big Family
    - The Washington Times (PDF)
  • :: The One That Got Away
    - The Globe and Mail (PDF)
  • :: Rising Body Count
    - Salon.com (PDF)
  • :: Reagan Made Everything Seem Possible and New
    - The Vancouver Sun (PDF)
  • On Radio:

  • :: TWILIGHT, HOLLYWOOD AND THOSE BOX OFFICE BLOODSUCKER (RealAudio)
    Hear Dominic Patten and Twilight screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg on LA NPR on the story behind the hit movie and what those creatures of the night mean in our times.

  • :: Newsradio 850 KOA - The Overnight Overview (MP3: 17Mb, 40mins)
    Hear Dominic Patten on Rick Barber's Denver's KOA Radio's show talking about Barack Obama, the legacy of 1972 and the possibility of "B-Rock" the first Hip Hop President.


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