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Chris Holmes
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One of the trippiest vintage commercials you'll ever see was this late 1950s entry from Skippy Peanut
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Chris Holmes re-examines the long lost precursor album to King Crimson, The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles & Fripp.
Posted in TV & Radio
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The key to a really fresh and fun concept staying that way is to avoid overexposure. But entertainment executives rarely subscribe to the “less is more” theory, and as a result we get
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Hot on the heels of the wildly popular Mattel Football handheld game, Tudor Games released NFL DELUXE Electronic Football in 1980. Toy companies are certainly no stranger to hyperbole, but I think
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Last night “To Catch a Predator,” still quaintly referred to as Dateline NBC (as if anything else on that show matters anymore), brought the Chris Hansen Tour ’06-’07 to
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After trying about a dozen different templates in the last 24 hours, I think I finally found one I can live with. It’s basically a modified version of this one. It support Widgets, which is
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Wherein Chris Holmes professes his love for Burger King's "The King" mascot, especially in bobblehead
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Well the gods truly smiled on me today. After getting denied on Police tickets for MSG, I managed to score them for their August date at Giants Stadium! Of course it’s pretty far back, so I
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Well, after finally getting fed up with Blogger (in spite of their recent, long-overdue upgrade), I decided to close up shop and move to the more affluent section of town – WordPress. Of course