The posts have slowed down a bit in the past few weeks because I’ve been planning an 18-day, 11-city European extravaganza that begins tonight at 9 pm. I’m looking forward … Continue reading
This spring’s release of Will Smith and son’s After Earth & Tom Cruise’s Oblivion poses an important question: how is M. Night Shyamalan still employed when will audiences reach their saturation point towards post-apocalyptic … Continue reading
According to Bud Selig, capitalism rules all. Major League Baseball spits on other professional sports and their salary caps. Sure, the league instituted a revenue sharing agreement back in 1996, … Continue reading
Where’d all the posts go? In the process of planning a trip to Europe around Memorial Day and moving this weekend so writing has been delayed a bit – here’s … Continue reading
2011′s much-hyped Moneyball, for all its Sorkin-ized flaws, gave the general public a shallow insight into the Oakland Athletics front office (for a scathing explanation, see former insider Keith Law’s review). Unlike the … Continue reading
After her big win at the Oscars in February, Bill Simmons asked Chris Connelly on his podcast (11 minute mark) if Jennifer Lawrence,22, was at the beginning of a career we … Continue reading
Sunday April 7th marks the return of Mad Men to AMC, as various magazines and the Internet have made us well aware. Full disclosure: Mad Men is my favorite show in … Continue reading
Now that I have your attention, full disclosure: I’ve never seen Magic Mike, and I probably never will. Unless he’s giving out Jacknife Powerbombs, I don’t need to see Kevin Nash in his … Continue reading
Almost a year and over a billion dollars after its release date, The Avengers has become one of the biggest movies ever. The mass appeal of this ragtag team is simple- … Continue reading