Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows, Programming, OpEd, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Casting, Reality-Free I'm neck-deep in the midst of a vampire obsession. I'm one of the Twi-hards eagerly awaiting the Nov. 20 release of Stephenie Meyer's next vamp-flick, New Moon . I was immediately sucked ...

Last month when bored, we decided to determine the cars some random celebrities drive. This month, we're bored again and wondering what cars these 21 dead celebrities would drive if they were alive today. This weekend was a cold one here in the Midwest so instead of going out and braving the weather...

Last month when bored, we decided to determine the cars some random celebrities drive. This month, we're bored again and wondering what cars these 21 dead celebrities would drive if they were alive......

There’s a moment in The Great Escape where you realize that Steve McQueen has been chosen for the role not just because of his sly devil-may-give-a-shit attitude, but also because the man represents America in the purest way possible. While the Brits are planning every detail and painstakingly...

Real-life Irish Republican Bobby Sands (Michael Fassbender) suffers in the infamous Maze prison and stages his famous hunger-strike. Trend: historical films seemingly adapted from Wikipedia articles—which, incidentally, you should read, because Hunger won't teach you anything about Bobby Sands (th...

Who’s the next Steve McQueen? The answer, of course, is Brendan Fraser aka no one. Hollywood producers Branko Lustig (American Gangster, Schlinder’s List) and John J. Kelly (Into the Wild) are developing a $90 million remake of the 1973 prison-break classic, Papillon , that starred a gru...

I'm not able to formally schedule my guests over 30 days in advance on blogtalkradio.com but I can't wait to tell you who will be on my show, "Leading the Way to Success," on May 10th.  He is Chris Keane and he is a delight. Chris is the author of "The Hunter," the movie made famous by Steve Mc...

Filed under: Etc., Celebrities For a bit of year-end nostalgia, it would be hard to beat reading Steve McQueen reviewing eight grand tourers in the August, 1966 issue of Sports Illustrated. The cars that get the nod from the man behind Bullitt and Le Mans are the Jaguar E-type 2+2, Aston-Martin DB6,...