Thursday, May 10, 2012 9:05PM - By Jeffrey Hyatt
A ratings darling it’s not, but Parks and Recreation is undoubtedly one of the best comedies on TV. That NBC hasn’t yet announced a season five is ridiculous. With “Win, Lose, or Draw” the show wraps up a genuinely awesome season 4 with the election results for city council. The finale doesn’t disappoint – with a conclusion that works nicely considering this could (gasp!) be the last episode ever. Should Parks and Recreation not get picked-up , there should be an immediate Senate committee investigation.
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Friday, March 9, 2012 7:36AM - By Jeffrey Hyatt
The last “Parks and Recreation” episode until April 19th is solid comedy, highlighted by a terrific script from cast member Nick Offerman. The show heads to the NBC bench with a funny guest appearance by Sean Hayes, who encounters a rather tipsy Leslie Knope. It’s getting redundant to call it another excellent episode of comedy, but that’s how it is! See ya in a few weeks, ‘Parks & Rec’.
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Friday, March 2, 2012 9:30AM - By Jeffrey Hyatt
It’s back to the campaign trail for Team Knope on the latest “Parks and Recreation” as Leslie and Ben face Bobby Newport’s slick new campaign manager. There are also water fountains and NC-17 rated things being done to said water fountains, which adds plenty of laughs to an overall enjoyable episode.
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Friday, February 3, 2012 8:56AM - By Jeffrey Hyatt
Love is the drug as “Parks and Recreation” takes on Valentines Day, a perfect backdrop to deliver plenty of laughs to go along with all the romance. “Operation Ann” provides a nice break from the Leslie Knope campaign trail, yet another fine TV demonstration of great writing and superb work from the cast. No signs of weakness this week as the show’s stellar run this season continues.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012 10:46PM - By Jeffrey Hyatt
Following last week’s first-class episode, the hits just keep on coming for “Parks and Recreation“, delivering yet another solid half-hour of comedy with “Bowling for Votes.” There might have been a moment early on when it seemed as if the show would take a step back after last week’s big success, but things revved up quickly, providing one laugh after another.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011 5:30PM - By Angel Baker
Not since Leaving Las Vegas has a film about death-by-consumption hit so hard. Mark Pellington’s I Melt With You mimics the debauchery of Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas and The Hangover so it’s not for the faint of heart. There is vomiting. There are massive amounts of pills and booze, foul sexual jokes and enough cocaine to make Charlie Sheen blush. But behind the suitcases of numbing agents, I Melt With You is a poignant study of what it means to be a man in his forties, looking at his life through the naive eyes of his college self. Each of the main players give brilliant performances in this vivid avalanche of despair, loyalty, friendship, and hopelessness.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011 4:30PM - By Angel Baker
When Thomas Jane, Mark Pellington, Rob Lowe, and Jeremy Piven made the junket rounds to promote their new film, I Melt With You, the conversation took an interesting turn. It quickly went from exchanging pleasantries to the exploration of what it means to be a man in America. It was fitting because for the actors to slip into character, and for Pellington to direct, they had to do some serious self-examination to translate the heady script. I Melt With You is no ordinary tale of four men on a vacation from their lives. It’s a bold look at topics that generally go unnoticed in mainstream film. The cast and director spoke openly about the brave screenplay and what drew them to it.
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011 11:33AM - By Krystal Clark
Earlier this week we learned that CBS and Warner Bros television had given the axe to Charlie Sheen, the star of their series “Two and a Half Men.” As soon as the announcement hit the net people were already speculating on the show’s future. Will they cancel it or will they bring in a replacement for the actor? The most recent rumors have stated that another former eighties bad boy would step into Sheen’s shoes, and it’s none other than Rob Lowe.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010 4:01PM - By Krystal Clark
Rob Lowe is more than an actor, he’s an entrepreneur. The eighties icon turned television star is making waves with his latest career move. The guy with the crooked smile and piercing blue eyes is trying to get in on a few major business mergers according to a report from TMZ. The actor has recently teamed up with business mogul Tom Barrack to make his first acquisition, Miramax Films.
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