Revelations, Remembrance and Film Noir
For those of you looking for upcoming film noir, scroll to the end for information on TMC’s March line up. For some, living through a year-long pandemic will cause one… Read more »
For those of you looking for upcoming film noir, scroll to the end for information on TMC’s March line up. For some, living through a year-long pandemic will cause one… Read more »
For the last few years, my family (specifically my brother, his wife, my husband and I) have been taking once-a-year field trips around Los Angeles to take in some iconic… Read more »
This is a new drama/miniseries (ten episodes) on ABC. From IMDB: A family man finds the body of a young boy while jogging and becomes the prime suspect. He has… Read more »
Another film I missed first time around (which pretty much describes all films these days). From IMDB: “As Cecil Gaines serves eight presidents during his tenure as a butler at… Read more »
Today’s writing prompt asked: “If you had lived hundreds of years ago, what kind of work do you think you would have done? What job would you have wanted to… Read more »
Philomena is a lovely film. When I first saw the trailers for this true story about a mature Irish woman in search of the child was forced to give up… Read more »
I used to make sure that every book I had out there was available on the Nook (and I still want to type that lower case but can’t make myself… Read more »
It seems like we’ve always had crime drama and cop shows. FBI, CIA and local law enforcement. The crime scene-forensics shows and the profilers. The buddy cops, two guys, two… Read more »
I began Unmasking Paulie Bingham at least three years ago, possibly four. I finished it quickly then put it away. I wasn’t sure there was a market for this sort… Read more »
I happened upon an article on yesterday’s AP wire by Anthony McCartney. It seems that Anheuser-Busch is upset because in the new blockbuster film “Flight,” pilot Denzel Washington is shown… Read more »