Easy Queasy
Something just isn’t right. And by not right, I’m talking about something is rotten in the state of Denmark—except this isn’t Denmark, and I’m not Marcellus. It’s that same queasy […]
Cuts, Edits & Redactions
The experience of watching movies on television, by definition, is not the same as seeing one in a theater as it was originally intended to be seen. This is particularly […]
Rules & The Right of Way
On a lovely spring day, I was meeting a girlfriend for my favorite kind of lunch— chicken salad, martinis and a healthy dollop of gossip. Driving through a neighborhood replete […]
Political Pointillism
I’ve always liked to play games. Board games, card games, dominoes, you name it. Even today, I’m much more likely to play Monopoly or Risk online than any of the […]
A Little Credit To Technology Is Due
Watching television in the 21st century is sure different than it was back in the 20th century. And I’m not talking about the plethora of viewing options that are available—that […]
And The Hits Just Keep On Coming
Bless his heart, Donald Trump just can’t catch a break this week, much less an honest to goodness win. Had Trump’s losing streak not begun with the Democrats winning the […]
I’m An Indian, Too
Family stories are the best. And Southern family stories are practically an art form. Of course, some of the more lurid ones don’t get talked about much, and certainly not […]
You’re The Top (Of My Feed)
I found out something this week I didn’t know, and it wasn’t something I had known but just forgotten—which happens with more frequency these days. (Please don’t show this admission […]
And The Oscar Goes To…
After a lifetime of following the Oscars and most of the other award shows, I’m feeling a bit out of touch these days. Maybe even a little curmudgeonly. It’s been […]
Anxiety, Doubt and A Dash of Voltaire
It started as soon as we got to baggage claim in Washington on Wednesday of last week. As most of the people I could see were wearing a “Make America […]