A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Challenges You To Accept And Give Basic Human Kindness
The first thing you'll need to know about Tom Hanks' latest film, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, opening everywhere November 22, 2019, is that it's not a biography of Fred Rogers, the widely beloved star of the long-running children's television program Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood.
Pep Talk: Riverdale Episode 407, "The Ice Storm"
The town of Riverdale is hunkering down as an ice storm prepars to bear down, just in time for Thanksgiving.
Toto Still Shines Bright as the Sun
Toto has long been one of those bands that I could just put an album on (yes I said album) and listen to it from start to finish. Their music always sounded polished and complete, meaning they never had me saying to myself, “I wish they would play a little more this, or a little less like that.”
Don’t Be a Cyberattack Victim This Holiday Season
By Alain Ghiai
CEO of GlobeX Data Ltd.
Not a day seems to go by without reading about the latest cyberattack. With the holiday season upon us, the stakes grow higher as digital criminals exploit the increase of e-commerce activity from consumers.
Catching Up: The Flash Episode 606, "License to Elongate"
It's an episode that is, once again, centered on a team member other than the tituler Flash (GRANT GUSTIN) -- and this time, I'm not even complaining.
All You Need to Know About Super Bowl LIV
The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens will stage the Super Bowl LIV. Photo: AJ Lipp
When the Subplot is More Engaging than the Main: Angry Birds 2
The world is all divided into three parts. On the first, there is the island of the flightless birds, who get around in the air through the use of giant slingshots. On the other island live the green pigs, with whom the birds are at constant prank war.
Everything You Need to Know About "The Irishman"
Anyone who loves movies would love the idea of The Irishman; a movie that brings together Pacino, De Niro, Scorsese, and Pesci in a story about the Mafia.
Female Fury: Batwoman Episode 107, "Tell Me The Truth"
Oh, BATWOMAN writers at the CW, why have you betrayed me?
Dora Brings Nostalgic Chuckles, But Inconsistencies Plague This Nickelodeon Release
The idea of adapting the Nickelodeon pre-school cartoon series, DORA THE EXPLORER, into a matured teenaged jungle expert is, quite frankly, an idea that should have been money in the bank.
Catch-22 Showcases Absurdities, Atrocities of War
If I'm asked to summarize CATCH-22, the HBO miniseries adapted from the Joseph Heller novel, I would say, "It's M*A*S*H, but earlier and far more tragic."
Pep Talk: Riverdale Episode 406, "Hereditary"
I know this show is only an hour long -- technically less than that when you subtract the advertisements -- but it feels like the writers squeezed half-a-season's worth of content into "Hereditary," with each character's arc deserving of at least a couple of episodes.
The Swan Princess Gets 25th Anniversary Blu-ray Release
With the market on fairy tale princesses seemingly cornered by the House of Mouse, it is nothing short of a miracle that Sony managed to be the first to snag the story of "Swan Lake" for an animated musical adaptation.
Female Fury: Batwoman Episode 106, "I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury"
It took six episodes, but BATWOMAN has delivered a one-and-done murder mystery that was both compelling and character elevating.
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