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‘Who Killed The Montreal Expos?’ Point The Finger At Money

There’s an old saying, “What’s the answer to 99 of the 100 most asked questions? Money. God is the answer to the other question.” It’s been over 20 years since the Montreal Expos played their last game and the franchise relocated to the Washington, D.C. area and became the Washington Nationals. It’s almost fitting thisContinue reading “‘Who Killed The Montreal Expos?’ Point The Finger At Money”

‘The Devil’s Advocate’ Is About The Last Temptation Of Keanu

SPOILER WARNING!! This post contains major plot points and revelations. When I first saw The Devil’s Advocate when it hit video in the spring of 1998, I really didn’t like the ending. The basic premise of the movie is Keanu Reeves plays Kevin Lomax, a young hot-shot lawyer from Gainesville, Fla. who is plucked byContinue reading “‘The Devil’s Advocate’ Is About The Last Temptation Of Keanu”

Take A Ride On ‘The Lost Bus’

The Lost Bus is one of those “Based on True Story” movies that is worthy of watching but feels like a long ride to nowhere at times. Matthew McConnauhey plays real like Kevin McKay, a divorced bus driver down on his luck, who just happens to pick up 22 school kids and a school teacher,Continue reading “Take A Ride On ‘The Lost Bus’”

What Are You Dressing Up As For Halloween?

This Halloween, I’m planning on going as a mad scentist. There’s only a limited number of characters I can go as with a walking cane. What do you prefer dressing up as – scary characters or pop culture characters? Please comment.

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Is Endangered

When Jurassic Park III came out in 2001, I had just graduated from college and one day at my friends’ apartment we caught the first commercial. And I don’t remember who said it, but someone asked, “Why the hell do they keep going to the island?” Well, there are now four Free Willy movies. AndContinue reading “‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Is Endangered”

Gone But Never Forgotten And Now Her Legacy Will Live On

I had to smile that on Saturday, Oct. 18 as the No Kings Protest were ongoing throughout the country, the College Media Association John A Boyd Hall of Fame recognized Kelley Lash at a special ceremony that evening in Washington, D.C. Kelley was the editor of the George-Anne, the college newspaper of Georgia Southern University,Continue reading “Gone But Never Forgotten And Now Her Legacy Will Live On”

No Kings Nor Dictators

I had high hopes of attending the local No Kings protest. But Mother Nature had other ideas as a thunderstorm came through at around the same time of the planned protest beginning at 10 a.m. CMT. I also wasn’t feeling well but I was happy to see several people out protesting in my hometown ofContinue reading “No Kings Nor Dictators”

Pepper Crosses Rainbow Bridge

I didn’t post on Friday, Oct. 17 because I had lost one of my furbabies. Pepper, a tuxedo, had shown up at my house about two years ago. She was friendly and sweet. But I still had BeeBee and Skitty inside and I didn’t want to add another inside cat as my health was gettingContinue reading “Pepper Crosses Rainbow Bridge”

Sunsets Over Tahlequah

I took these pictures of the sunseting behind the hills in Tahlequah. This is at the intersection of Muskogee Avenue and U.S. Highway 62.

‘Ed Gein’ Series Has No Meat To It

The third entry in the Monster true-crime series is a horrible mess and a perfect example of what’s wrong with the current trend of miniseries or limited series as they’re sometimes called. Twenty-five years ago, Steve Railsback played the real-life person in a movie that was only an hour and a half long. There’s evenContinue reading “‘Ed Gein’ Series Has No Meat To It”