The Rainbow Connection: Paul Williams Reflects on Kermit the Frog’s Banjo Classic
When it hit theaters in 1979, The Muppet Movie took that troupe of felt characters out of the theater and into the real world. On
Licorice Pizza Is a Reminder of Just How Good Movies Can Be
Licorice Pizza is writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson’s second ode to Los Angeles in the early 1970s: A city freshly under the oppressive shadow of the
Remember when Jeep made Jeeps?
I get that things change, and some change is good, but anyone else miss ‘real’ Jeeps? While today’s models are as capable as ever, compared
The Tragic Real-life Story of the Ramones
In the 1970s, four New York guys reinvented rock ‘n’ roll by stripping it down to its basics, making it faster, and adding in attitude,
Interesting, let’s see where this goes…
When it comes to G.I. Joe cartoon hotties, Scarlett is the obvious choice, but real talk – I’ve always had a thing for Lady Jaye.
Nogales: Two Cities, Two Countries, Common Ground
“Please don’t write another story about drugs,” Sigrid Maitrejean, a volunteer guide at the Pimeria Alta Museum inside the old city hall in Nogales, Ariz.,
Last call: Arizona man to get one last can of Olympia beer as dying wish
It’s not often you find hope or kindness in a Facebook comment section, but one Arizona man is on track to get his dying wish
Hanging Furniture is Weird
If you’ve ever experienced interacting with hanging furniture, you know damn well that it’s weird. It may look cool, but it’s just weird, and if
New York’s All-Time Greatest Brewery: Iroquois Brewing Company
“The handsomest and best appointed brewery in Buffalo is the one owned by the Iroquois Brewing Co.” So proclaimed a pamphlet prepared by the Buffalo
Remembering Randy’s Restaurant
Yesterday, Seattle (ok fine, Tukwila) lost another piece of history. Randy’s Restaurant had actually closed a year ago, but the former Denny’s turned Randy’s was
Gus Polinski, the “Polka King of the Midwest”
Gus Polinski first appears in the Scranton airport when Kate is trying to get a flight to Chicago. Upon hearing about her dilemma, Gus offers
Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
“Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” was the culmination of more than two years of peace activism undertaken by John Lennon and Yoko Ono that began
