The Dorothy Parker and Florence King Reincarnate
But she's going on maternity leave
Why Curb Your Enthusiasm is Funny
Good-Bye, CurbThe last Curb Your Enthusiasm aired Sunday. It will be sorely missed, even if I think this last season hasn’t been as good as the previous ones. Britannica has a great entry about Curb basics. I don’t think you’ll need a subscription to access it. Two
Eight Astonishing Facts about The Brothers Karamazov
Plus Six Unverified Facts and Five Interesting Facts
Catholic Elementary School Christmas Play: Review
When my wife asked if I could come with her to watch her 4-11-year-old students in a Christmas play, I can’t say I was expecting much. But as a lover of theater, the no-admission fee was too good to turn down.
This Christmas play, directed by third grade-teacher Miss
“Freedom of Speech Does Not Mean Freedom From Consequences” Says Executioner
Toronto, Canada, 2034
Toronto citizens were in for a treat last night as they got to witness the public beheading of Terrence Horn.
Horn had been convicted of blasphemy of the highest degree when he accused the government of running concentration camps.
“Pay no attention to him,” said Judge Lawrence
Attack the Left Hemisphere with Satire
Meg 2 Features a Diverse Cast of Original Characters
With the constant remakes, reboots, re-imaginings, sequels, threequels, prequels and spinoffs, movies have begun to feel formulaic.
That’s why a movie like Meg 2: The Trench, works so well. Where other movies opt for safety in doing what has worked before, Meg 2 has the boldness to craft new
Cultural Appropriation! Main Actor in Upcoming Napoleon Movie is Not Even Napoleon
Eyebrows were raised at the release of the trailer for the upcoming Napoleon movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix and not the 19th-century French general-turned-emperor himself.
Many took to Twitter to voice their opposition to the decision by Sony Studios.
“From Desiree to Bill and Ted to Night at the Museum 2,
The Unsound and Little Fury
A tale told by an idiot
Rock and Roll Magazine Scolds Musician for Rebelling Against the Establishment
When staffers at Rolling Stone magazine heard the song of a blue-collar factory worker, they were quick to offer correction from their air-conditioned New York offices.
“This singer is causing too much of a disturbance and must be shut down!” proclaimed Rolling Stone writer, Karen Ratched.
“Who does he think