Written by John Jakes, Douglas Heyes, Paul F. Edwards, Patricia Green, and Kathleen A. ShelleyDirected by Richard T. Heffron North and South is a mini-series first aired in 1985, 1986, and 1994 […]
DVD Review: North and South – What a Divided People Fighting Looks Like
Book Review – Wild Boy: My Life in Duran Duran by Andy Taylor – Behind the Scenes
After reading John Taylor’s biography, I was motivated to seek out the older autobiography by Andy Talyor. People I talked to said Andy was more forthcoming about some of the conflict within […]
Glenn Tilbrook: One for the Road – Obviously He’s Never Seen a Chevy Chase Film…
I’ve been a huge fan of the band Squeeze for about as long as I can remember, particularly lead singer and songwriter Glenn Tilbrook. Any time they came to New York, I […]
Movie Review: Lethal Weapon 2 – Weakest in the Series, But Still Fun to Watch
Written by Shane Black, Warren Murphy, and Jeffrey BoamDirected by Richard Donner Of all the films in the Lethal Weapon franchise, the second one is the story that seems the most out […]
Choosing Blu-Rays for Twelve Days
One thing we learned when we went camping in Rhode Island for three nights last month (our second overnight with our new camper) was that went the campground doesn’t have wifi, and […]
Book Review – Frankenstein Book Three: Dead and Alive by Dean Koontz – Fail
At the end of this book, my overall feeling was: I should have known better. I’ve had this uneven relationship with author Dean Koontz over the years. He’s written some of my […]
DVD Review: With God on Our Side (2004) – The Religious Right and the White House
Directed by Calvin Skaggs & David Van Taylor Even as a Christian myself, I grow tired of other Christians trying to force their beliefs down my throat, particularly when they “suggest” a […]
An Open Letter to Don Bolduc: You’re No General Eisenhower (And You Could Learn a Few Things From Him)
Dear Don, You like to make a lot out of your military service. Unlike Republicans in 2004, I won’t disparage that because everyone who voluntarily serves puts their lives on the line […]
Book Review: The Clue in the Diary – Nancy Drew Reunites a Family and Gets a Boyfriend
Up until this point in the series, Nancy Drew hasn’t had a steady boyfriend. She’s had a few acquaintances whom she’s gone on dates with and helped her out on one of […]
Doctor Who: Remembrance of the Daleks – Right Back Where It Started After 25 Years
Written by Ben AaronovitchDirected by Andrew Morgan Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series that has been around off and on since 1963. The main character is just known as […]
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