Was 1990 really the 90s, or was it just the hangover from the 80s? While you ponder that, consider that Nirvana and Tarantino were still a year away and a little show called Seinfeld was confusing a tiny audience before supplanting Cheers as NBC’s big sitcom property. There was also the little matter of Gulf [...]
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
The decade that’s ending has the ignominy of following the 1990’s, an era that will be looked back on as a creative peak rivaling the 1970’s for cinema. This is not to say the 00’s sucked as there were some great films and wonderful talents that emerged all over the world.
Pixar proved that the Toy [...]
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Yes it’s my newest post on the Huffington Post. Check it out to see how to talk to an Independent voter online!
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
People Magazine just named their Sexiest Man Alive for 2009 (it’s Johnny Depp – so 2006!) which means it’s time in the name of all that’s symmetrical for us to announce our annual Sexiest Man Dead award for 2009. You can click here to see our previous winners.
It was a tough year with a lot [...]
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Our continued Flashbacks through pop culture history finds us landing in 1979, deep into the Carter malaise years of stagflation and diminished expectations. Here are the best movies of 1979:
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