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Seth Markman was just as nervous as NFL coaches and general managers about the unknown factors involved with a virtual draft. But the ESPN executive producer said he was overwhelmed with how everything came together over the three days. It … Continue reading →

So how’s this whole lock-down/staying at home working out for everyone? I genuinely hope this virus hasn’t effected you too much. We are in the midst of uncertain times and plenty of us are sitting around without much to do. … Continue reading →

Number one: You have to show. Many people are not without something to show, but are afraid to. Let’s take writing as an example. The question often asked is “Why aren’t my articles being read?” The answers provided by many … Continue reading →

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes details about the two-part series finale of CBS’ God Friended Me. God is taking time off social media as CBS’ God Friended Me ends after a two season run. Produced by Warner Bros Television and … Continue reading →

Pixar Animation Studios is everywhere. Ever since the arrival of their first film Toy Story in 1995, the medium of animation has remained steadily rocked — the dawn of colorful CG animation remains the industry mainstay and Pixar films themselves … Continue reading →

There’s a reason why Steven Spielberg is still seemingly the King of Hollywood. Over the course of a nearly five-decade-long career, he has perfected and/or inaugurated any number of cinematic movements and innovations. Coming up as one of the “movie … Continue reading →

In the late 1980s, Yonkers was in chaos. After decades of using public housing to illegally segregate its minorities, the city — just north of the Bronx in New York — faced judgment from a federal court. Yet after the … Continue reading →

Special Note: “In Defense Of” is a new column series where I defend films that were not only panned in their initial release; that not only do I find to be pretty good, but also to hopefully encourage people to … Continue reading →

The idea of a baby born as an old man and then grows younger––a reverse trajectory of the human experience––is the premise in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story published in 1922, reviewed in my previous post. Prompted by a remark … Continue reading →

Rags to Riches doesn’t happen only in movies. It gets inspired by the real-life stories of many people who turn their fortunes on their own. Homeless, a word that gives me a shiver can hit you at any time of … Continue reading →