I’m not usually one for chick-lit. It’s generally just not what I read, as I’m not heavy into sappy romance and find the protagonists more annoying than anything else. Still, when offered […]
Book Review: Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah – Two Friends Brave the River of Life
Series Rewatch – Babylon 5: TKO – Filler Episode with Great Character Development
Written by Larry DiTillioDirected by John C. Flinn III In the old days when television seasons were 20+ episodes long, there couldn’t be action and adventure the way it’s often packed into […]
Movie Review: Jeremiah Johnson – Only an Actor of Redford’s Caliber Could Carry This Film
Written by Vardis Fisher, Raymond W. Thorp, and Robert BunkerDirected by Sydney Pollack This is a film in the true classic style if only for the fact that it has an overture! […]
Series Rewatch – Agent Carter: Life of the Party – The Intrigue of Zero Matter
Written by Christopher Markus, Stan Lee, and Jack KirbyDirected by Craig Zisk When a bad idea looks good, you know you’re scraping the bottom of the barrel, and it would seem Peggy […]
Book Review – Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock by Sammy Hagar: Sex & Drugs & Rock Music
One weekend I curled up with a bottle of wine, cranked my iPod, and settled in to read an autobiography I’d wanted to get my hands on since I first heard about […]
Series Rewatch – Babylon 5: Eyes – Who Watches the Watchers
Written by J. Michael Straczynski and Larry DiTillioDirected by Jim Johnston This episode focuses on building the characters and relationships and introduced series viewers to the concept that there’s a lot more […]
Movie Review: Simon Birch – A Child’s Faith, Stronger Than Most Adults
Written by Mark Steven Johnson and John IrvingDirected by Mark Steven Johnson For the record, I have read many of John Irving’s books. However, I haven’t read the one Simon Birch is […]
Genesis: Live at Wembley Stadium – What Every Concert DVD Should Aspire to Be
Although the rock band Genesis’ “official” formation date is 1967, it wasn’t until the early to mid 1980s that the band hit it big. For some longtime fans, it’s the time the […]
Book Review: The Gold Coast by Nelson DeMille – The Gilded Age in Decline
“I met Frank Bellarosa on a sunny Saturday in April at Hicks’ Nursery…” Long Islanders will know why the very first line in The Gold Coast made me smile. This was the […]
Documentary Review: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero – Beyond the Falling Towers
Written by Helen WhitneyDirected by Helen Whitney As we approach the twenty-first anniversary of what had to be one of the pivotal moments in the history of these United States, we are […]
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