I love, or rather, live to eat. While recent years have witnessed an embrace of more elitist fare, I’m still a sucker for heart-stopping…

I read a book once called, Four Screenplays: Studies in the American Screenplay. Essentially the author takes four blockbuster movies and analyzes the scripts, explaining along the way why they were such moneymakers and cultural phenomenons. Alongside Terminator 2, Dances With Wolves and Thelma and Louise is a section dealing with The Silence of the […]

When a writer of Philip Roth’s caliber takes a break from greatness, his work is still good enough to satisfy.

The kids Lenny describes — ignorant, rude, self-righteous, violent, and contemptuous of all authority — are universal of course…

Ray Nitschke, the most beloved, feared and
dominant player in Green Bay’s long and storied history.

Author Dan Kennedy is, from all appearances, not the sort of man who should be writing a book.