Controlling the Transmissions - Year Twenty-One

Dandelion Wine is a semi-autobiographical novel by Ray Bradbury, is set in the summer of 1928. Douglas Spaulding, a 12-year-old boy...

Despite liking John Irving, this is only the fourth novel I’ve read of his (he’s got 14 novels, a short story collection and two non-f...

I'm guessing eventually we'll learn why Christopher Eccleston left Doctor Who after its first season, however, I don't thin...

I'm jumping on the Hunger Games bandwagon. Part of the reason, I guess, is that I'm told the books are so much better than the m...

Matthew Perry is good. He can play comedy and drama. When he did Mr. Sunshine on ABC, he was best thing about it. Despite the fact is w...

For Chicagoians, there is a professional soccer team called The Chicago Fire. Hope no one gets confused. That being said, this format...

The Wind Through the Keyhole , while set within Stephen King’s original 7 volume Dark Tower epic, has little to do with the series. A...

North Carolina can go screw themselves. Ooops, they already did. Because this backwards amendment will affect everyone, including unma...

The agents of the Department of Temporal Investigations are assigned to look into an anomaly that has appeared deep in Federation terr...

While movies, even tent pole films, are still not guarantee sure hits, it becomes clear with the success of The Avengers that given the...

by  Paul Chitlik Selling tickets to a comic book convention is the last place organizers expected to encounter anti-gay hate groups ...