I’ve worn out the majesty of video games after 17 years of being a gamer, but do future titles hold any hope for me of reigniting the flame?
Arts, Column
Getting Through ‘The Thick Of It’
Netflix may be full of American television programs, but sometimes you have to look outside the country for something truly special.
Arts, Television, Column
Don’t Binge Me, Bro
In the age of Netflix, more and more shows are designed to be binged, but some shows just aren’t cut out to be in the binge business.
Arts, Fashion, Movies, Column
Jared Leto’s Joker Is No Laughing Matter
Fans and critics have been skeptical of the Academy award-winning actor’s rendition of the iconic villain, but are their fears and objections necessary?
Fashion, Movies, Column, Arts
How ‘The Force Awakens’ Is Doing Promotion Right
Today’s movies reveal entirely too much on their previews, but will the latest ‘Star Wars’ film break the mold?
Arts, Column
‘A Gentleman’s Guide’ To Love, Fame, Success On Broadway
The genius of near Tony-winning “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” and falling in love with Broadway on break.
Arts, Television, Column
A Game Of Media: Books Or Show
Fans of ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ love its creator George R. R. Martin, but are his novels all they’re cracked up to be?
Arts, Movies, Column
The Digital Wild West
Whether it be a Bee Gees musical or a long-lost favorite cartoon, nothing seems impossible to find these days.
Arts, Movies, Column
Ripley Returns From Cryosleep
“Alien” first struck Chris at the age of five, here’s to hoping it can strike again.
Television, Column, Arts
For ‘SNL’, A Mixed Bag Of Emotions At 40th Anniversary Special
‘Saturday Night Live’ celebrates forty years of laughs and honors its producer, Lorne Michaels.
