We found it interesting that the first season of Taylor Sheridan’s series Lioness (fka Special Ops: Lioness) had a cornucopia of fine actors but not enough plot for any of them to grab onto. Even Zoe Saldaña, who is the show’s lead, didn’t seem to get to use enough of…
Stories like the 2004 Boston Red Sox’s championship, the first for the the team since 1918, are compelling for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is the narrative of “The Curse of the Bambino” that had all but taken over the discourse about the team over the…
The last few seasons of Love Is Blind have shown that no, love isn’t blind. In fact, love’s eyes are wide open, given the fact that those seasons have had its share of conflicts and breakups well before people made their decisions at the altar. It’s been getting to the…
It was a bit of a disappointment when we heard that the Walking Dead spinoff that was originally going to concentrate on Daryl Dixon and Carol Peletier was going to be just about Norman Reedus’ Daryl, because Melissa McBride couldn’t shoot in Europe for the first season. But for the…
At the end of The Batman, The Riddler was committed to Arkham and most of Gotham was flooded after the retaining walls around the city were blown up. The new limited series The Penguin takes place about a week after the events of that film, with a vacuum in the…
After The Golden Bachelor was a ratings success with lots of pop culture buzz, you knew that there would be a Golden Bachelorette. And while the choice for this season, Joan Vassos, might have been an initial surprise, the first episode reveals that she may be one of the best…
For more than a century, college athletes couldn’t make a dime off their exploits — at least not above the table. That changed overnight in 2021, and “NIL”–the new rules allowing athletes to profit off their own name, image and likeness — opened up a massive new marketplace for college…
As No Way Out: The Roulette drops onto Hulu, the South Korean mystery-thriller is crossing noir-ish vibes with the social media mania of our modern age, and a chunk of Bane-like super criminal plotting to keep things interesting. Cho Jin-woong stars in No Way Out as a police detective caught…
In 1970, Muhammad Ali fought Jerry Quarry in his first fight since his refusal to enter the draft cost him his heavyweight title in 1967, and earned him an effective ban from the sport. The fight was in Atlanta, a city hoping to upgrade its image. But what happened during…
At the end of the 1972 film The Candidate, Robert Redford’s Bill McKay runs a dark horse campaign for Senate against a longtime incumbent. When he wins, the last line of the movie is telling; he asks his campaign manager “What do we do now?” That’s the theme of the…
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