The Simpsons trundles along as history’s longest-running scripted series, 27 years... One of the reasons for the show’s success is that it stays up-to-the-minute...

2016

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GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN By Jonathan Storm

Bob Elliott (left in photo with Ray Goulding), half of the legendary, semi-absurdist comedy duo of Bob & Ray, died Tuesday (2/2) at the age of 92...

2016

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HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL REDUX By Jonathan Storm

Older, and maybe wiser, five of the stars of High School Musical will reconvene on the Disney Channel for the tenth anniversary celebration of the TV movie that reached 100 million viewers around the world in 2006, won a boatload of awards, and was performed by students in more than 2,000 U.S. schools in its first 15 months...

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THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE... By Jonathan Storm

...but you probably won’t find it in The X-Files, one of history’s greatest TV shows, though there are thrills, chills, and weirdness a-plenty. Scully and Mulder return Jan. 24 on Fox...

2016

Jan

A SAD SURPRISE By Jonathan Storm

The world lost a big one Sunday with the death of David Bowie...

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