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04/8/22

April 8, 2022

You know it is a big news week when at least three stories are “first time in history” moments. This is the first time white guys will not dominate the…

04/1/22

April 1, 2022

No one likes to be played a fool… so we caution you to be careful on this April Fool’s Day when you pick up an Oreo cookie. Is that really…

03/25/22

March 25, 2022

To distract ourselves from the 19 hours of the televised political circus that is the U.S. Senate’s confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, we watched the…

03/18/22

March 18, 2022

March is an odd time of year, with Chicago making its river green on purpose, the Senate trying to make Daylight Savings Time an all-the-time thing, and the weather unable…

03/11/22

March 11, 2022

If we can agree that George Clooney never should have played Batman, maybe we can further agree that the series of Batman movies are like the James Bond films —…

03/4/22

March 4, 2022

Though we watched many episodes of the new series Vikings: Valhalla, it was difficult to find a proper health data theme in a show set in the 11th Century. This…

02/25/22

February 25, 2022

So, about Russia. It is impossible to ignore the famous Russian fraudster who fooled very high-level people with outrageous lies… of course, we mean Anna “Delvey” Sorokin. The subject of…

02/18/22

February 18, 2022

The Superbowl is over. The Winter Olympics are almost over. The new Jack Reacher series was impossibly short. Now what do have to look forward to (besides planning a big…

02/11/22

February 11, 2022

In a Valentine’s Day-themed Superbowl, it is appropriate that the game is about two couples: the older, but newlywed Rams’ Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp, and younger but been-together-since-college Bengals’…

02/4/22

February 4, 2022

When we think of Groundhog Day, we think of Bill Murray — and that’s not just because the older he gets the more he resembles Punxsutawney Phil. It is because…