Hugh Laurie climbs politics’ greasy pole in ‘Roadkill’ on PBS’ MASTERPIECE– it’s beyond satire

 Is a political thriller overkill right now? Does it cut too close to the bone knowing that it’s the story of a politician trying to get away with everything? That’s ... Continue Reading →

Beach Boys at a Drive-In Concert — For the First Time in Decades? Wouldn’t It Be Nice to See a Traditional Concert?

Slowly, some entrepreneurs are striving to bring back a taste of live music. At Del Mar Fairgrounds last weekend The Beach Boys played two shows at a drive-in concert. It ... Continue Reading →

COVID-19 and The Company who Cares!

DMK International, founded by Danne Montague-King over fifty years ago has not only kept its entire work staff employed, but expanded its operations by creating an all ... Continue Reading →

Halloween 2020 – Making the Best of a Halloween No One Wants to Repeat

If there is one single thing everyone would vote for, it would be a guarantee not to repeat 2020. For adults hoping for a normal Halloween this year, all bets are off. ... Continue Reading →

Dawes Drive-In Concert: A Tall Cool Glass of Water in a Desert Without Live Music

When was your last live concert? About a decade ago, right? Even if you are an avid attendee of live shows, it probably seems like a decade ago that you sat there with ... Continue Reading →

Winners celebrated, TV’s TCA Awards are a harbinger for the Emmys

 The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards will air Sunday, September 20, 2020 on ABC hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Thanks to everyone living in a pandemic world with Covid this year, ... Continue Reading →

evaCHILL Provides Ultrapersonal Cooling

Whatever you may believe about global climate change, you have undoubtedly had the experience of wanting some cool air around you. Air conditioning is expensive and a massive ... Continue Reading →

“ALL IN: THE FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY” FEATURING STACEY ABRAMS – A TIMELY DOCUMENTARY

As we race toward the most tumultuous Presidential election in memory, along comes a vibrant film documenting the often opaque efforts at voter suppression. Much like the ... Continue Reading →