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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 5 William Shakespeare once wrote, "Why then, can one desire too much of a good thing?" He just needed a TV. Though in fairness to the bard, we might have finally reached that point of excess. After all, Apple TV Plus released two seasons of the excellent "Slow Horses" last year. And though everyone is still trying to catch up on 2022's best shows - we're not even 12 months removed from "The Bear" and "The White Lotus"! - 2023 is already off to a prodigious start. The first episode of HBO's zombie video-game-turned-series "The Last of Us" was the network's second-biggest premiere of the past 13 years, eventually reaching more than 10 million viewers - only hinting at the deluge of shows to come. Meanwhile, Rian Johnson of "Knives Out" fame is attempting to revive television of a bygone (see: pre-streaming) era with his Natasha Lyonne-starring case-of-the-week dramedy … [Read more...] about Here comes spring TV, even if you’re not caught up on fall TV

Actor Channing Tatum visited San Antonio to visit with members of the military at Joint Base San Antonio. Tatum, who is starring in the new movie Dog , was on a USO tour that stopped at the base on Wednesday, February 9. JBSA shared the news of the star's visit on Thursday, February 17. The tour was in promotion of the just-released dog-lover movie, JBSA says. During his stop, Tatum was able to tour facilities and units where dogs and their handlers train. He was also able to participate in a dog demonstration. JBSA members at the Kelly Field, Lackland and Fort Sam Houston were able to get a prescreening of Tatum's new movie, which he co-directed and starred in as former U.S. Army Ranger Jackson Briggs in. In his directing debut, Tatum shares the screen with a Belgian Malinois named Lulu. The two embark on a sentimental road trip to get Lulu to the funeral of her handler. JBSA says online that the base was "thrilled" to host the actor. Tatum also stopped by Fort Benning in … [Read more...] about ‘Dog’ box office hunk Channing Tatum visits San Antonio military members

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 6 Barbara Brandon-Croft wrote a pitch that, 34 years later, has lost none of its punch. "Few Black Cartoonists have entered national syndication since the 1970s," began the boldfaced heading to her letter to newspaper syndicates. "None have been Black Women." What Brandon-Croft was offering the gatekeepers of such mass distribution was not a shaming as much as a way to course-correct. They could overcome their lack of representation while also reaching new audiences. "We all gain from the Black experience," she wrote in the letter. "Moreover, everyone's to gain from the Black female experience in particular." Her precise verbal strike caught the eye of Universal Press Syndicate editor Lee Salem, who had nurtured such strips as "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Cathy" and later discovered "The Boondocks." He knew excellence when he saw it, replying to her: "It's rare to … [Read more...] about A trailblazer who brought a Black woman’s voice to comics