FX TV Series on funny vampires is a real entertainment bite If you are looking for a funny series to watch during the coronavirus pandemic, try FX’s series “What We Do in the Shadows,” a hilarious comedic look at vampire life in America through the eyes of four vampires from the 19th Century (or older)…
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Comedy, coronavirus, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, Humor, Movies, News, Televisionbinge watching , Comedy , Coronavirus , COVID-19 , funny vampires , FX , Hulu , Pandemic , streaming , TV series , What We do in the Shadows The growing problem of cable TV Cable TV has lied to us and it is slowly strangling the American public, all for profit. We were told Cable Tv would be Ad Free. It’s not. We were told we would pay one fee for Cable TV and receive all of the programs. It’s not. The lies…
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Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, Movies, Opinion, TelevisionAmazon Prime , Apple TV , Cable TV , Comcast , excessive fees , government control , Hulu , lies , lying cable , Netflix , no ads , Xfinity Oscars most satisfying movie, “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” This movie by Quentin Tarantino is superbly therapeutic for Baby boomers who lived through the injustice and outrage of the Chalres Manson massacre of Sahron Tate and ther three friends in August 1969. The Manson crew survived after one of the most bvrutal massacres…
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Baby Boomers, Blogger, Commentary, Crime, Entertainment, Movies, OpinionBrad Pitt , Charles Manson , Hollywood , LaBianco , Leonardo DiCaprio , nominations , Once Upon a Time in Hollywood , Oscars , Quentin Tarantino , Sharon Tate Movie remakes are always so disappointing With all of the advances, instead of being creative, Hollywood is dumbing down, pandering to our old memories remaking movies instead of being creative with new concepts, new movies and new ideas. By Ray Hanania Imagine, they decided to do a remake-sequel of “Mary Poppins,” the memorable 1964 movie…
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Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, Movies, Opinion, Television, Theatercinemas , Hollywood , Imagine Theaters , Marcus Theaters , Mary Poppins Returns , movie theaters , old movies , Oscars , remakes , sequels A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood brings nostalgic memories to viewers The movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood starring Tom Hanks on the life of Mister Rogers (Fred Rogers) is more than just a look back at Roger’s popular children’s and family TV show of 895 episodes that began in 1968 and ended in…
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The growing problem of cable TV
By Ray Hanania |
The growing problem of cable TV Cable TV has lied to us and it is slowly strangling the American public, all for profit. We were told Cable Tv would be Ad Free. It’s not. We were told we would pay one fee for Cable TV and receive all of the programs. It’s not. The lies…
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