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As the years mount and as I at least on paper grow older I’m arguably most uncomfortable with the fact that there are fewer and fewer things that I have known and enjoyed my entire life–especailly active performers whose careers actually predate it–that are still even around at all, let alone culturally relevant enough to

My bestie is surrounded by animals; her living environment a virtual haven for a dizzying array of dogs, cats and even occasional visiting creatures of sundry species from their nearby forest who ingratiate themselves into the otherwise mundane lives of her relatives who all live in close proximity on a family compound.  So it’s not

I’m arguably a walking anachronism when it comes to my consumption of streaming services.  Having spent a lifetime in the business of reporting on people other than myself experience content I’ve developed what at times is a morbid curiosity to learn as much as I can about shows that I would otherwise never be personally

I do try to stay on top of significant events that are happening in media, particularly in areas that are near and dear to my heart.  Since I cut my eyeteeth in the rough-and-rumble world of broadcast syndication, whenever something of note does take place in that world it usually captures my attention–or at least

Thirty years is a long time in any business; a virtual eternity in the world of TV sitcoms.  So is 29, the actual number that have elapsed since CBS debuted a show from a group of newcomers that were professionally connected to David Letterman’s production company, a reward and perk that helped them secure his