Sofa Snark: Directing 'Journey to the Stars' at AMNH
It?s not often that my work at New York?s American Museum of Natural History intersects with the entertainment industry, so it was very exciting to work on a project for the Museum?s newest space show, Journey to the Stars.
Sofa Snark: Remembering John Hughes
Like any true-blooded American that grew up in the 1980's can attest, films like Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off set the standard for sentimental teenage fare.
Sofa Snark: Three Stooges Remembered on Howard Stern
There is no disputing that Howard Stern is a master at his craft, nor is there any disputing that the Three Stooges were the greatest comedic team producing film shorts during Hollywood's early years.
Sofa Snark: Max Mayer's ADAM Falls For NYC
Originally from New York, Mayer wrote Adam taking place in and around Manhattan.
Sofa Snark: Shatner Makes Palin a Poet
The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien might be losing the ratings war to the Late Show with David Letterman, but not when it comes to the 18- to 49-year-old age demographic.
Sofa Snark: U2 Goes 'Crazy' For Animation
While U2 travels around Europe on the first leg of their 360 Tour, director David O'Reilly has released the band's latest music video for I'll Go Crazy, If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight.
Sofa Snark: Remembering Walter Cronkite
This blog was first created for the purpose of entertainment reporting and opining, however, with the passing of Walter Cronkite, I felt it necessary to pay respect to one of the most honorable news reporters to grace television screens.
Sofa Snark: Emmy Nods, Twitter Reaction
While publicists and studio executives tire themselves out today making calls and greasing the marketing wheels, celebrities took things into their own hands on Twitter.
Sofa Snark: 'Hair' Spreads Love Nationally (HuffPo)
Equality is a key message running throughout Hair, the 1967 musical that originally forced people to look at so-called hippies, not with disdain or fear but with understanding.
Sofa Snark: 'Amish Project' Comes to Life Off-Broadway
'Shoot me first,' cries a young Amish girl as the murderous milkman points his gun towards the 10 students.
Sofa Snark: 4 Films for 4th of July
I?ve put together a list of some great Hollywood films that are either celebrating the holiday, or reminding us of our country's past.
Sofa Snark: Let's Hear It For Maya Rudolph!
When it comes to acting, beyond the confines of sketch comedy, only one woman has displayed serious dramatic talent, of late.
Sofa Snark: Perez & Will.I.Am in Twitter Brawl
I stumbled upon a curious Tweet from the Queen of All Media, Perez Hilton.
Van Dyke To Publish Memoirs In 2010
Tony Award winning actor Dick Van Dyke will release his memoirs in the fall of 2010, according to recent reports.
TV: 2009 TONY AWARDS Backstage Pass
The American Theatre Wing's 63rd Annual Antoinette Perry 'Tony' Awards were held at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, June 7, 2009 and broadcast on the CBS Television Network.
Broadway Blog - Tony Coverage Bonanza
Today's Broadway Blogs on BroadwayWorld.
TV: 2009 TONY MOMENTS - Jerry Herman
The American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards® celebration of excellence in the theatre includes recognition of winners and nominees in the 27 competitive categories.