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- *Does any night have more truly atrocious shows than Wednesday? It's as if the broadcast networks are using the evening this summer as some sort of historic gathering spot for TV's worst and dimmest: Wife Swap (8 ET/PT) and Supernanny (9 ET/PT) on ABC, Big Brother (8 ET/PT) and Criminal...
- Research articles 2008-07-23
- Critic's corner
- *On the successful network-to-cable transplant Law & Order: Criminal Intent (USA, Sunday, 9 ET/PT), Mike Logan Chris Noth is reunited with partner Megan Wheeler Julianne Nicholson, who is back from Joint Task Force duty (Nicholson's pregnancy leave) to investigate the murder of a reviled gossip columnist. It's followed by new...
- Research articles 2008-06-13
- 5
- These NBA Finals offer much in the way of nostalgia: the spirit of legendary coach Red Auerbach hovering over the Zen Master, Kurt Rambis clothesline replays ad nauseam and a constellation of former Celtics and Lakers stars. Savor those classics, then check out five things to watch: ...
- Research articles 2008-06-05
- SILVERMAN ON THE BENEFITS OF BEING AHEAD OF SCHEDULE; And why you'll see an updated version of 'Knight Rider' but not 'B.J. and the Bear'.(The Upfront)(Interview)
- Byline: BRIAN STEINBERG The hard sell of the upfront marketplace is typically the realm of the ad-sales executives, who guide the nitty-gritty of the negotiations behind the scenes after the entertainment presidents do the soft sell by putting on a show. This year, however,...
- Research articles 2008-05-12
- Cacharel gets new design duo
- PARIS AFP — Away from the hullabaloo of the catwalk presentations of autumn-winter ready-to-wear fashion, an Anglo-Japanese couple are in Paris this week to promote their debut collection for the vintage French label Cacharel. Cacharel's pretty fitted blouses and shirts in Liberty prints and skimpy shetland jumpers were widely...
- Research articles 2008-02-25
- Party on 'Saturday Night Live' relives the '90s in a prime- time special.(Time Out!)
- Byline: Ted Cox Daily Herald TV/Radio Columnist If the '70s with the original cast was the golden age of "Saturday Night Live," the '90s was the gilded age: in some ways even more glittering and glitzy, and sometimes even more consistently funny, if not...
- Research articles 2007-05-04
- The Wired Media Empire Rises Again
- The Wired Media Empire Rises AgainWeb nostalgiaThere should be some sort of formula governing nostalgia: The Pace of Change/It's Impact on People's Lives and Careers = Nostalgia Quotient. If trends and business fade quickly but they were important personally or historically, recalling them is vital, even if it was only...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-20
- Agassi ready for new challenges of life
- WASHINGTON AFP — Nostalgia strikes Andre Agassi at the oddest moments these days, but the eight-time Grand Slam champion is finding his impending retirement from tennis easier to cope with than he expected. "The last 20 years on the tennis court have always been a preparation for tomorrow," Agassi...
- Research articles 2006-07-31
- Nostalgia reigns at railroad park
- JAMESTOWN, Calif. -- Cabooses are known as "crummies," said docent Bill Gillaspie, because conductors "used to spend so much time living in them, and they were crummy." Nicer adjectives are in order for Railtown 1897 State Historic Park, where Gillaspie has volunteered since the early 1990s. On a...
- Research articles 2006-03-26
- No regrets for Vieira over Juve move
- LONDON AFP — Patrick Vieira returned to Highbury insisting he'd no regrets regarding his pre-season move from Arsenal to Juventus. The French international, who is set to start Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final first leg against his old employers, spent nine years in north London and led Arsenal to some...
- Research articles 2006-03-27
- New duds, but play is the same
- PROVO -- Amid the interview room photos of Robbie Bosco, Jim McMahon, Ty Detmer and even the Grand Master himself, LaVell Edwards, Bronco Mendenhall took the blame. All of it. For the failed third-down conversions, the drive-squelching penalties, the non-existent rushing game and, of course, the...
- Research articles 2005-09-04
- A generation finds comfort reliving the not-so-distant past
- LONDON -- Growing up here in the 1980s, my friends and I would mock older generations for always talking about the past: the lady on the bus who claimed that the youths of yesteryear were far more polite than today's rowdy teens; the aging nun who ran our school library...
- Research articles 2005-02-26
- No nostalgia for CC
- Colorado College is just another team to Kellen Briggs. The Colorado Springs native is all Gopher. And though last year Briggs came to the Minnesota-CC game as a freshman with the nostalgia of watching the Tigers as a child, this year he's here to...
- Research articles 2004-12-04
- Republicans hope Reagan nostalgia will boost Bush
- WASHINGTON AFP ? George W. Bush, who has patterned his presidency largely on that of his conservative idol Ronald Reagan, may benefit from a bump in the polls as Americans ride a wave of "Gipper" nostalgia. Bush has claimed the mantle of Reagan's ideological heir. Political observers note that...
- Research articles 2004-06-09
- Coffee Houses in Bangkok, Thailand, Drum Up Memories, Nostalgia.
- By Sujintana Hemtasilpa, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 30--If you walk into old-fashioned coffee houses like On Lok Yun or the original Ea Sae, both of which have been serving up steaming mugs for some 70 years, what are...
- Research articles 2003-12-30
- Church matters
- Byline: By Frncis Wood St pumpkin's DAY So it's Harvest time again. Already I can hear preachers reaching for the old sermon files to remind themselves what they said at their Harvest Festival last year. After three years, it might just be worth repeating? Well, seven perhaps. ...
- Research articles 2003-09-20
- Nostalgia, Value Spur Interest in Drive-Ins across the Country.
- By Brian MacQuarrie, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 14--WELLFLEET, Mass.-- Bundled up in the rear of their Chevy Trailblazer, hatch opened to face a 100-foot-wide movie screen, Rob Biernbaum and Mary Burdick munch on heaps of fried food and playfully...
- Research articles 2003-06-14
- The Editor's Desk
- A year ago we introduced a new year-end feature called "Who's Next." While others looked back at the events of the past, we peered ahead at the people who would be making news in 2002. So how did we do with our selections? Well, one was Sen. Bill Frist of...
- Research articles 2002-12-30
- Q101 showing its age with vanilla lineup at annual Twisted concert.(News)
- Byline: Jeff Pizek Daily Herald Staff Writer It's obvious that the host of Sunday's Twisted IX concert at the Allstate Arena, WKQX 101.1-FM (a k a Q101), is not the cutting-edge rock tastemaker it was a decade ago. Twisted IX's headliners fostered...
- Research articles 2002-12-17
- Lott's Mouth
- Forward 12-13-2002 Trent Lott, the Senate Republican leader, did the right thing this week with his forthright apology for something he said at a Capitol Hill birthday party that sounded an awful lot like an endorsement of the bad old days of Southern...
- Research articles 2002-12-13
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