The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) nominations have been announced — think The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Fleabag, don't think Succession — and once again media attention is on the movie nominees, as with the Golden Globes, and not so much the TV nods...

2019

Dec

ATTENBOROUGH TO TURN FOCUS NEXT TO TREES, WITH ‘THE GREEN PLANET’ By Alex Strachan

In just one day, one large tree can draw as much as 100 gallons of water from the surrounding ground and recycle it back into the air, in the form of life-giving water vapor...

2019

Dec

FROM ‘SURVIVOR AFRICA’ TO ‘ISLAND OF THE IDOLS’: SAME NAME, DIFFERENT SHOW By Alex Strachan

So much of TV is in-the-moment. We’re constantly rushing onto the next thing, and have little time to reflect on the past...

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