The pinnacle for the real boys of summer
Normally I don’t write about sports; I don’t consider myself knowledgeable enough to write authoritatively. But today, I make an exception for the one sporting event that catches my attention at this time every year: the Little League World Series. Continue reading
HBO lets Tim live his awkward life again
UPDATE: Underrated fan favorite The Life & Times of Tim has been resurrected by pay network HBO for another 10-episode season.
Siskel & Ebert’s balcony closes for the final time
Siskel & Ebert
This week’s episode of At the Movies was the last of the series that premiered 35 years ago, originally hosted by Roger Ebert and the late Gene Siskel.
Whoopi Goldberg ** Hollywood’s official apologist-in-chief for bad behavior?
Let’s start with a disclaimer: I have been a huge fan of Howard Stern for many years.
Don Draper is back and shows who’s the boss
Welcome to 1964 where the circumstances of his life have forced reinvention on our favorite Mad Man, Don Draper.
She lets her desperation and heartbreak show
The Bachelorette
Every so often, a television show will come along that is the equivalent of a car wreck on the side of the freeway: awful to look at yet so compelling that I just can’t look away. So it is with The Bachelorette. I have not been a regular viewer of this show but I decided to partake of the current rotation and got stuck with the blubbering mess named Ali Fedotowsky. Continue reading
Screaming Back at the Screen 