Posted on 25 June 2014
Tyrant premiered last night on FX and the show is definitely worth following. There is a lot of story that will need to be revealed in the upcoming episodes and that story may be too much to support in the future. The drama already created, however, will not leave anyone disappointed in the meantime. […]
Tags: Abuddin Bassam “Barry†Al-Fayeed, Adam Rayner, Annie Waters, Jennifer Finnegan, Noah Silver, Tyrant, Tyrant FX
Posted on 09 June 2014
The Music Corner Few people get to realize any of their lives’ dreams. I’m one of the fortunate ones. My story begins almost a half century ago in the southern New Jersey town of Willingboro, one of many post-war era planned suburban communities of the ‘50s and ‘60s. As a child and adolescent, […]
Tags: Klezmer Klassics, Klezmer music, realizing a dream
Posted on 30 May 2014
A good friend recently called me to share the news that the Klezmer band in which he plays would be performing at Jewish Heritage Night festivities at an upcoming Philadelphia Phillies’ game. Subsequently, he contacted me to inform me that he had an extra ticket if I wanted to make the 70+ mile trip […]
Tags: Klezmer, Klezmer Klassics, Klezmer bands, Klezmer music, The Art Lucker Klezmer Band
Posted on 18 May 2014
Newest installment of monster film may be worst movie ever! The release of Godzilla filled theaters in its first weekend of release, but the movie left a lot to be desired in this author’s opinion. An unexpected storyline and poor acting left this viewer underwhelmed. In fact, the only redeeming factor of this […]
Tags: Bryan Cranston, David Straitharn, Godzilla, Godzilla 2014, Ken Wanatabe
Posted on 12 August 2013
Growing up, I – like many of my generation – was a huge fan of The Beatles. Among the many songs that remain a favorite of mine is Blackbird from what is commonly referred to as “The White Album” – a double-album released in 1968 in a plain white cover with no graphics other […]
Tags: Blackbird, Blackbird by the Beatles, how to play Blackbird the The Beatles
Posted on 18 January 2013
From the category of “where are they now†comes an entertaining infographic on a subject of interest to many – classic television programs and movies. However, the “they†are not people but vehicles.  Have you ever wondered what became of the vehicles that transported the Clampett’s in The Beverly Hillbillies, Van Williams and […]
Tags: Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale, Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2013, Barrett-Jackson auction, Batmobile, Black Beauty, Ecto-1, General Lee 1, Ghostbusters, Green Hornet, Monkeemobile, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Dukes of Hazzard, The Monkees, he Clampett’s truck, the Clampetts
Posted on 10 November 2012
The massive power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy, or “Frankenstorm†as it has been dubbed due to its proximity to Halloween, has many in New Jersey considering – perhaps, for the first time – what life would be like without electric power. Electricity provides mobility, connectivity, and creature comforts unimagined by most just two […]
Tags: Friday the 13th, Halloween, I Saw What You Did, Jason, Michael Myers, The Day the Earth Stood Still, darkness, electricity, fear of darkness, life without electricity, power failures, power outages
Posted on 14 August 2012
Imagine leaving your home to relocate to a distant land, never to return. What thoughts would cross your mind? What emotions would you experience? Now, imagine that the distant land to which you are to relocate is not even in this world! Well, if the plans being laid by a Dutch Company are […]
Tags: Bas Lansdorp, Dutch company plans mission to Mars, Gerard ‘t Hooft, Mars One, human settlement on Mars, manned mission to Mars, mission to Mars, reality television
Posted on 16 July 2012
Almost 31 years since its occurrence on the night of November 28-29, 1981, the tragic, untimely death of Academy Award-nominated actress Natalie Wood remains a mystery. Was her death accidental, as was originally determined by Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Noguchi following a brief investigation? Or, was her death due to foul play – […]
Tags: Captain Dennis Davern, Christopher Walken Natalie Wood affair, Dennis Davern, Natalie Wood, Natalie Woods death, Robert Wagner murdered Natalie Wood, Robin Butillo, Roger Smith, Roger Smith Natalie Wood
Posted on 24 May 2012
I receive a number of promotional emails from publicists of various bands and other entertainers weekly. Rarely, however, do I feel the urge to share the work of these artists with my site’s visitors. Today, however, I do. The video below is by Brooklyn’s folk pop collective “Balthrop, Alabama,†and it is a hoot!!! […]
Tags: Balthrop Alabama, Lauren Balthrop, Murray Hill, Pascal Balthrop, You've Gotta Be Gay, folk rock