For those interested in the cutting edge of MLB news, check out Ron Bronson's SportsDynasty, with all your future baseball news or at least 2028 – 2030. I see that […]
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Tag: Popular Culture
If the First Amendment means anything, it means that a state has no business telling a man, sitting alone in his own house, what books he may read or what films he may watch. – Thurgood Marshall (1908-1993), U.S. Supreme Court Justice, 1969
Body Count
Cal Ulmann has blogged about Ice-T's return with Body Count. All I ask is when? When is the new album due in stores? I saw Body Count perform on August […]
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Movie Title?
I need some help. I'm trying to remember the title of a movie I rented in 1992 or 1993. There were 2 main characters – a children's book author and […]
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Dixie Chicks and Toby Keith
Just for s & g, I headed over to Billboard to check out how the Dixie Chicks have been doing since the flap over Natalie's remarks about Bush. Interestingly enough, […]
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Your Revolution Is No Longer Banned
Poet Sarah Jones, after a two year battle with the idiots at the FCC has won her war and is to be congratulated. The following is excerpted from her newsletter: […]
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Olio
I've recently received a few emails from Dehaven, one half of Olio, a group that bills themselves as "too funk for rock too rock for funk." Further they believe in […]
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Cubbies
Years and years of hoping against hope and us Cubs fans get thrown a bone: The combination of potentially great young starting pitching, a bolstered bullpen and a new manager […]
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Football and Me
We don’t mix. Water and oil. Rust and chrome. I’ve never been a fan of the game. Like Gene Healy, I prefer other sports. I’m big on baseball and a […]
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Movie Overload
Over the last 3 weeks, I saw several movies. First, I took the knuckleheaded five year-old to see The Wild Thornberrys Movie. If you have a knuckleheaded five year-old, take […]
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Herb Ritts
Herb Ritts, one of the best photographers of the last half of the 20th Century has passed away. For years, you couldn't pick up a copy of Rolling Stone without […]
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