As the baseball season winds down, and my team is no longer competing, I look for ways to keep myself connected to the game while I wait for “next year.”. That usually […]
Book Review: If At First by Keith Hernandez and Mike Bryan – Game By Game
Movie Review: Silver City – Dicky Pilager Looks Alot Like Dubya
Written by John SaylesDirected by John Sayles John Sayles is the type of Writer and Director people either love or hate. With our common affinity for Bruce Springsteen, he’s always been someone […]
DVD Review: Wiseguy: Between the Mob and a Hard Place – A Few Final Bright Spots
While there were many parts of the television series Wiseguy that were incredible, the way the boxed sets were put together leaves much to be desired. Unfortunately, the problems which began with […]
Book Review: Don’t Pee On My Leg and Tell Me It’s Raining by Judge Judy Sheindlin
Judge Judy Sheindlin is something of an anomaly. In Don’t Pee On My Leg and Tell Me It’s Raining she regularly skewers Liberals, but her philosophy at times does wander over into […]
Movie Review: Wag The Dog – Funny, and Yet Not Funny
Written by Larry Beinhart, Hilary Henkin, and David MametDirected by Barry Levinson When I come across a movie that manages to sarcastically poke at our reality, usually I find it quite funny. […]
Christmas with the Simpsons – America’s Most Dysfunctional Family Celebrates the Season
In the last two decades, you would have to be under a rock somewhere not to have heard of the animated television family, The Simpsons. They are sort of the anti-family; a […]
Book Review: Twelve Sharp by Janet Evanovich – How Could This Be?????
Warning: All subsequent reviews for this series may contain spoilers for earlier novels in the series. In reading all twelve of the Stephanie Plum books by Janet Evanovich, I’ve found that on […]
Essential Music Videos: Alternative Metal – 22 Minutes, Nowhere Near the World
In the days before YouTube and after MTV stopped playing videos, it was hard to find copies of videos for watching. There were a few collections out from the glory days of […]
Jazz: A Film by Ken Burns: History, Music and Message in 19 Hours or So
Ken Burns has become the leading maker of documentaries in this country in the last twenty years. After viewing his series on Baseball, I knew by a quote at the beginning of […]
Book Review: Chicken Soup for the Baseball Fan’s Soul – Inspiration During the Hot-Stove Months
A love of baseball is something in the blood. If nothing else, I am living testimony to that. I was adopted when I was seven days old. My parents had no sports […]
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