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A Few Xs And A Lot More Os. It’s A Playbook That Works, Like It Or Not.
I’m a student of data and at times almost too honest for my own good, so trust me, I know what a significant portion of my “massive” audience cares about. So while I can devote as much deserved attention as possible to shows jockeying for Emmy awards and looking to reach millions of people no
They Haven’t Seen The Last Of Us, Either. At Least For Now.
In today’s ever-fractionalizing world, there are perhaps only two thing harder than being a hit out of the box. Improve upon your rookie performance as well as at least maintain where your platform is if it happens to be going well. In HBO/Max’s case, the challenge for the second season of THE LAST OF US,
I Know All Too Well How It Feels To Be Passed Over
Passover began last night for those who celebrate with a festive meal of storytelling and imbibing called a Seder. For decades, the list of those celebrated included me. That wasn’t the case last night, nor has it been since this decade began. You see, a Passover Seder is traditionally a ceremony celebrated in a family
It’s Never Too Late To Discover Great Comedy
I’m kicking myself yet again this morning, a choice I’m well aware an awful lot of people would cheer. Suffice to say that I’m guilty of a lot of behavior that I’ve later learned to regret, often driven by spur-of-the-moment choices that are driven by triggerings from past situations where I probably should have taken
This Game Just Got A Lot More Interesting
In a year where perhaps the busiest and least vulnerable CBS employees are lawyers, the news that came down yesterday pretty much assured their job security for a while longer. DEADLINE’s Peter White succinctly reported the baseline facts: The thorny legal issue over who gets to distribute long-running game shows Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune has an update. A
Lies, Damn Lies And Statistics. Truer Than Ever.
You’ve probably heard the phrase that serves as the title of today’s musing at some point, whether or not you’ve actually worked in a field that emphasizes its utility and understanding. None other than Mark Twain is credited at least with the introduction of it into mainstream America, at least per Wikipedia: Twain popularized the
It’s A Tariff-ying Time To Be A Hollywood Executive
It’s difficult enough for the folks that still have jobs in American media to figure out a path to success that motivates consumers to engage and placates their employers and, most of all, their board members. Now throw into the mix the draconian and seemingly haphazard actions of the leader of the free world that
Forever Dodger Boo? Yeah, Right.
If I’m to believe the myriad of folks on my social media feeds, I’d be concerned that anyone still sporting Los Angeles Dodgers gear might now be as much of a target for ridicule–or worse–as anyone driving a Tesla. The Dodgers just happened to have their annual road trip to Washington this week and, like
They Arguably Saved Their World. But Is That Enough To Save Their Bosses?
The entertainment industry desperately needed good news this weekemd. Hell, AMERICA desperately needed good news this weekend. Hence the performance of MINECRAFT: THE MOVIE was seen as downright heavensent, as among others THE ASSOCIATED PRESS–because they at least are still invited press members of this industry–reported: In its first few days in theaters, the