The 1960s TV series Batman has never been available on home video – until now. It’s finally emerging from the proverbial Batcave, in a set sure to please Baby Boomers and confuse today’s youngsters…

2014

Nov

WHAT I LEARNED FROM MY OWN ART EXHIBIT...AND OTHER THINGS By David Bianculli

A lot of people, including some of you loyal readers, supported me as I prepared for my Apexart art exhibit. Now it’s time to say thanks – and also to reveal what, to my surprise, I learned in the process…

2014

Nov

MY TRIBECA APEXART GALLERY EXHIBITION HAS EVERYTHING: ROD SERLING'S TYPEWRITER, FRED ROGERS' SWEATER, THE TABLE FROM 'CHARLIE ROSE'... By David Bianculli

Well, not EVERYTHING. Not even a Charlie Rose table. But my Apexart exhibit on TV history does have a lot of things Stefon from Saturday Night Live might love, including the finale act-break note cards from Breaking Bad...

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