Factoring in the X’s
The X Factor is back on TV tonight. And I wish I could say I was happy about that. I do. I really wish that.
The X Factor is back on TV tonight. And I wish I could say I was happy about that. I do. I really wish that.
TLC’s Kate Plus 8 aired its last episode Monday, bringing to a close one of the strangest, most meteoric chapters in reality television. For those
I didn’t need a scientific study to know that my children don’t respond to all animated shows the same way. But now I’ve got one.
There is something about reality shows that just rubs me the wrong way. I can’t help it, I simply find most of them to be
In two weeks, CBS’ Survivor—granddaddy of American reality television—will return to the airwaves for a 236th straight season. (Actually, it’s only been on the air
Some silly things in life make me wonder why. Why, for example, does one of my coworkers love Mountain Dew so much? Why do I
Every weekday morning while sipping coffee, doing my hair and/or trying to decide if a shirt needs to be ironed, I watch the news. Well,
I never really wanted granite countertops before television. I was just dandy with our tile countertops. Have been for years. They support pots and pans.
Have you ever looked back at an historic event that occurred during your childhood and wondered why the years since whiz by at light speed
Emmy nominations were released this morning. AMC’s Mad Men again led the way with 19 nominations, including Best Drama. The show is angling for its
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