There's something magnetic about the humor, which is edgier than the typical broadcast network fare, and it is amusing in a cartoonish, classic-sitcom-style-updated-to-modern-sensibilities, kind of way.
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Anticipating Fall’s Primetime Season: An Abundance of Genre Riches
One thing I have to say: the primetime schedule is full of great genre promise with both new and returning series on network television.
Read More »TV Review: ‘Sleepy Hollow’ – Pilot
It's a good start, and I look forward to watching the series and writing about it as the months pass.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Collision Low Crossers’ by Nicholas Dawidoff
A writer gets to immerse himself into the New York Jets for a year.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Zombie Warz: Falls The Shadow’
It’s amazing what you can accomplish with a small kickstarter and a handful of friends.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Paranoia’
Paranoia starring Liam Hemsworth and Amber Heard with Gary Oldman, Harrison Ford and Richard Dreyfus never builds to what its title suggests. No one, least of all the audience is afraid.
Read More »Concert Review: Steve Martin • Preservation Hall Jazz Band • Madeleine Peyroux, Hollywood Bowl, 8/7/13
Though the three acts aren't touring together, all are worth seeking out.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Silver Age of DC Comics’ by Paul Levitz
The people behind the desks, those with ink covered hands and color stained fingers, they were the real superheroes.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Wolverine’
The Wolverine is an awesome looking movie, well-directed and sporting some gorgeous photography. It’s a welcome change from the recent bout of super hero epics.
Read More »Pope Francis’s Trip to Brazil – In Its Aftermath a New and Amazing Openness
Despite the great opportunity and spectacle of the pope’s visit to Brazil, the even greater sound bites were to be found on Monday during the flight back to Rome.
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