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It’s Just An Eclipse. Not An Apocalypse
It’s Sunday, so I suppose a confession would be in order. Yes, I made an impulse purchase. I bought a pair of these. I probably will never wear them again after tomorrow, and if my schedule is off by even a few minutes I may not even use them tomorrow. But tomorrow, so I’ve read,
Spin Over Substance
There weren’t many dry eyes in Culver City yesterday, and it wasn’t just the unseasonably rainy conditions that created that phenomenon. Before an invited audience sprinkled with former contestants and executives who benefited greatly from his presence, Pat Sajak taped his final episodes as host of WHEEL OF FORTUNE, bringing to an end a run
The Entourage Cashes In
Mention the name Ari to any fan of media and one’s mind immediately goes to the surname Gold, the irascible and tenacious father figure to the bros from Queens who rode the coattails of Vincent Chase to conquer Hollywood in the beloved HBO series ENTOURAGE. But it was the real-life Ari on whom Jeremy Piven’s
Of Mice And Men
It has not been a banner year so far for the Walt Disney Company. No theatrical release has clicked, ABC is only now starting to show signs of life as its veteran scripted series are finally returning to their schedule and Disney +’s attempt to put some of the $71B of former Twentieth Century Fox
The Made-For-TV Movie Is Back. With A Kick.
There hasn’t been much available in theatres so far this year to justify the significant expense of time and money to schlep out of the comfort of one’s home. Anyone who questions whether or not climate change is real should consider the rash of spring snowstorms and West Coast rainstroms and compare that to the
I Was Predisposed To Liking This. You Likely Will, Too.
When I saw the teaser for this new Apple TV+ documentary earlier this month while waiting impatiently for my MLS match, I immediately booknoted it. With a title like STEVE!, I felt obligated to watch no matter what. But in this case, the name just happens to be applied to someone who is arguably a
No Fool Like An April Fool? Try The Ones Fooled In March
P.T. Barnum perhaps said it best when he offered up the memorable observation of his circus-hungry audiences: There’s a sucker born every minute. The days of that circus are long gone; sadly, the only circus of consequence that seems to exist these days is the one surrounding politics in America. It has become nearly impossible
Slow Clap Or Eight Clap?
Maybe I’m late to this particular party, but in the last couple of days it’s become far more apparent to me that there are two newspapers in Los Angeles that are unapolgetically biased in their coverage of UCLA sports. One is the school’s longtime house organ, THE DAILY BRUIN. The other, apparently more so than
It’s Not Good Mourning Football Quite Yet
It was an emotional Good Friday for the cast and crew, let alone the small but passionate fan base, of GOOD MORNING, FOOTBALL. It’s actually been airing for seven and a half years, live from New York, weekday mornings on NFL Network. Even among sports networks, it was an afterthought in a daypart where yelling