Just hours after Joe Biden was declared the victor in the most hotly contested presidential race in modern memory, NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” returned with a show that perhaps captured the mood of the country: celebratory but still disbelieving.
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Clare Crowley finally found her daddy – or her daddy proxy – on ABC’s “The Bachelorette.”
So why is Tayshia Adams stuck with her sloppy seconds?
Continue reading “‘The Bachelorette’ leaves us with deep thoughts. Make it stop!”
Can you ever trust someone again after they have betrayed you?
In HBO’s “The Undoing,” Grace (Nicole Kidman) struggles to regain her emotional balance after her husband Jonathan (Hugh Grant) makes a surprise return.
In “Rome’s” epic season one finale, one character makes an anticipated exit, while another quite unexpectedly suffers a brutal fall from fortune.
The figure mocks me.
53.
53 percent.
The eReader reports I have read 53 percent of Hilary Mantel’s “The Mirror & The Light.”
That translates to a little more than half, about 415 pages of a 784-page book.
The problem: I started reading this tome on March 10, the day it was released.
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Mark Perigard 