The Godfather Part II: 1974 Best Picture
History was made at the 47th Academy Awards when The Godfather II won Best Picture two years after the original had done the same. It was also remarkable that three...
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The Sting: 1973 Best Picture
“The Sting” was the Best Picture Oscar winner at the 46th Academy Awards, winning the statuette over “American Graffiti”, “Cries and Whispers”, “The Exorcist” and “A Touch of Class”. This...
Dallas: Dead Reckoning Recap
“Dead Reckoning” (Dallas S3 E10 – 8/25/14) had a bit of everything: a murder made to look like a suicide, a selfless breakup, cold hearts, remorseful hearts, more infidelity, a...
Josh Hamilton Drives in Three Runs, Angels Retake A.L. West Lead
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton has been having an un-Hamilton type of season so far, but he came through with a homer and three RBIs in L.A.’s 9-4 win...
Supporting Cast of Walk This Way: Ray Donovan
Here are some of the actors who appeared in Walk This Way, the seventh episode of Season 2 of Ray Donovan. The birthday greeting girls who appeared in the video...
The Godfather: 1972 Best Picture
At the 45th Academy Awards, “The Godfather” won Best Picture over “Cabaret”, “Deliverance”, “The Emigrants” and “Sounder”. Oscar history sort of repeated itself when Marlon Brando refused to accept the...
Walk This Way: Ray Donovan
Last week’s episode ended with Conor Donovan turning 14 right after midnight. In tonight’s episode, “Walk This Way” (S2 E7) the Donovan family assembles to celebrate the birthday his parents...
Cavaliers Complete Trade for Kevin Love
The long rumored trade between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Minnesota Timberwolves for Kevin Love became official on August 23rd, with Love joining LeBron James in Cleveland, instantly making the Cavaliers...
The French Connection: 1971 Best Picture
Three 1971 films garnered 8 Oscar nominations each at the 44th Academy Awards: “Fiddler on the Roof”, “The French Connection” and “The Last Picture Show.” All were nominated for Best...
Poetry Lines on Jeopardy!
POETIC WOMEN 12/16/2013 $400: The Nancy in this Scot’s “A Fond Kiss” was Agnes McLehose $800: Richard Lovelace’s poem “To Althea: From Prison” says, “stone walls do not a prison...
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