Lee Roderick
Lee Roderick was Washington Bureau Chief for 30 newspapers and associate vice president of the National Press Club. He traveled the world covering wars, revolutions, and politics, served as a CBS Television news director, and a University associate president. Lee has authored 10 biographies and is honored to be a Hollywood Times special correspondent.
CHILD OF THE ROUGE
April 17, 1975. A phone call informs a young couple that the Khmer Rouge, a communist guerrilla movement, have just entered Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s...
‘Pay to Die’ Review: Robert Carradine’s Horror-Comedy Takes a Bloody Bite...
Pay to Die blends slasher horror, dark comedy and crowdfunding chaos in a film featuring one of Robert Carradine’s final performances.
(The Hollywood Times) 10/7/26...
Review of the Short Film “THE DRIVE”
THE DRIVE Offers an Intimate Perspective on One of America’s Most Defining Days
Special to the Hollywood Times
By Lee Roderick
(The Hollywood Times) 10/1/26 - It...
RETHINKING RETIREMENT BEYOND TRAVEL
By Lee Roderick, Past President of the National Press Club
(The Hollywood Times) 8/26/26 -
“Who is going to change your light bulbs?”
That’s a question a...
Beyond Politics: A Gala Focused on Smiles, Health, and Helping Youth
By Lee Roderick
Photos THT
N. Logan, UT (The Hollywood Times) 12/14/25 - Entertainers and medical heroes came together on December 11 to bring underserved youth...