A Homeopathy Lawsuit
Here’s some info on a lawsuit the Center For Inquiry has filed against one of the largest manufacturers of homeopathic “remedies” for deceiving the public with useless products that aren’t medicine.
As I Tweeted
I don’t want to say it’s overly humid in St. Louis today, but I had to take a shower to dry off.
Give It To Ken Already
The executive producer of “Jeopardy” said there would be an announcement very soon of who the show’s full-time host will be. Here’s why I hope that’s Ken Jennings, not Mayim Bialik.
Nail-Biter At The Poker Table
Any time I think I’ve seen everything at a poker table, something happens that proves me wrong. Here’s a story from last weekend about a real nail-biter.
Not Your Average Elevator
At first glance, this looks like your average, everyday, elevator panel, right? But there’s more…
Five Random Thoughts
Quickies about a vegetable delivery slogan, an on-field prayer I’d like to see, a book that’s (surprise!) on sale at bookstores, a weird moment with Siri, and the lack of teenagers filling summer jobs.
As I Tweeted
Trump says he never knew Cassidy Hutchinson. Because he’s not the kind of guy who would see a beautiful woman around the office and ask his assistant to introduce them. Preferably over cheeseburgers with too much ketchup.
Museums Of Movies And Cars
During my trip to LA this weekend, I visited both the Movie Academy Museum and the Petersen Automotive Museum. Here are a few stories from each.
Best Thing I’ve Seen Today
By placing the camera above her, juggler Taylor Glenn created something even more mesmerizing than simply tossing and catching brightly-colored balls and clubs.
A Bullet In My Head
Despite my not-too-positive review of “Elvis,” it opened atop the box office charts this weekend, which reminded me of the time I made an even worse prediction involving a terrible Sly Stallone movie.
Movie Review: “Elvis”
Here’s my review of Baz Luhrmann’s new movie bio of Elvis Presley, with Austin Butler as the singer and Tom Hanks as his abusive manager, Col. Tom Parker.
“Ask Dr. Ruth”
When I started doing morning radio in NYC in 1986, I knew I wouldn’t be the most popular personality on the station. That’s because Dr. Ruth Westheimer held that title. I finally came upon a documentary that explains why.