Journalist and writer Maria Shriver is on tour to promote her book of poetry and reflections, 'I Am Maria.'
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NAB 2025: Stephen A. Smith Takes on the Future of Sports and Running for President
Smith also had criticisms of President Trump, suggesting the president’s activities were "haphazard." He said, "He’s scaring America and capitalists and where is that going to lead us?"
Read More »My (Tentative) 2025 TCM Classic Film Festival Schedule
My selection process prioritizes films I've never seen, the ability to get into the next screening, special guests, and film formats.
Read More »Book and Music Reviews: ‘Fleetwood Mac: All the Songs,’ plus the Wildwoods, Joe ‘King’ Oliver, Jim Wurster, Mike Delevante, and Freddie Hubbard
Fleetwood Mac's colorful history embraces lots of little-known stories and recordings, 15 lineups, and more than two dozen studio and live albums.
Read More »‘Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days’ – Early Access Videogame Review
This refreshing and challenging take on the zombie survival genre, set in the 1980s, kept me coming back again and again despite repeated deaths and failures.
Read More »‘Atomfall’ Review: Exploring a Very British Fallout
'Atomfall' is a refreshing and unabashedly unique take on the survival first person style of games and while it is not a masterpiece it is a compelling experience.
Read More »TV Review: ‘The Chelsea Detective’ Season 1
Adrian Scarborough impresses in his first adventures as DI Max Arnold in Chelsea, London.
Read More »Theater Review (Broadway): In ‘Operation Mincemeat’ History Meets Hilarity
'Operation Mincemeat' is a rollicking yet profoundly ironic and nuanced musical about a WWII British espionage scheme that duped Hitler.
Read More »NAB Show 2025: NAB Plans to Hit It Out of the Park with AI and Sports
This April, the NAB show 2025 will combine artificial intelligence and sports to create a new feel for the ultimate broadcast conference in the world.
Read More »Music Reviews: An Anthology Collects Hits from 1960, plus San Francisco Salsa, and CDs from Lance Cowan and Antonio Andrade
1960 is not exactly considered a peak year for popular music, and there's no shortage of drivel in this collection, but there are also dozens of great songs from the likes of Roy Orbison, Sam Cooke, and Ray Charles.
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