Twenty years ago today, The Sopranos debuted. Crazy. That's the beginning of the revolution in television and what a reengineering of the genre it has been.
One of my New Year's resolutions for 2018 was to watch more television. I've slowly increased my TV viewing over the last couple of years in response to the great.
This is the grave of Fred Rogers. Born in 1928 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, easily the best thing to ever come out of that town and that VERY MUCH includes Rolling.
Well this sounds awesome. Werner Herzog is coming to television as the director and executive producer of “Fordlandia,” a new series set in the 1920s and based on Henry Ford’s.
I haven't seen The Crown. My wife likes it but then she likes all of what I derisively call "That British shit," by which I mean the boring, middlebrow movies.
I've done a little (ok maybe not so little) vlogcast with Aryeh Cohen Wade over at Culturally Determined on Bloggingheads.tv based on my earlier post about When Its Okay To.
Smithsonian magazine revisits the political satire of 1960's children's show Rocky and Bullwinkle. I've been doing some research into children's media these days (as you can tell by my previous.
Children's media prepares kids and adults for emergencies and big changes. Last week I posted about being a Hurricane Andrew kid and some professional tips for caring for kids during.
