Movie/TV

Imagine, you're a kid with an idea. An idea that turns into a hobby. A hobby that turns into a project with possibility. A possibility at a future, a small business turning into a nationwide success. It's possible for 18 year old Joshua C. Parker from Canton

I've had a couple of days to myself. So, of course, what does any self respecting adult do with a couple of days off? They watch an entire season of a television show they would usually have scanned right passed of course.

After being eliminated once on "America's Got Talent," Saratoga magician, Steve Brundage knew it could always be a possibility again. How many people are typically eliminated and then offered the opportunity to come back because the judges believe they made a mistake?!

You can help decide what movies will be shown in a summer and fall film series coming to the downtown district.

Some of these former child stars are able to make it through their height of fame without a scratch and money in the bank. That hasn't been the case for one of the guys from a favorite show of mine growing up.

Bates Motel is incredibly captivating. It's also incredibly creepy. Based on the character of Norman Bates from Psycho, it was originally planned a 5 season television adaptation of watching Norman come into his own in his teen years. Last night was the Season 4 finale and it was intense.

I'll admit, I watch a lot of crime related television shows. There probably isn't an episode of Forensic Files that I haven't seen. Cops is another (and probably one of the only reality shows I watch.) Law & Order: SVU has always

I'm not going to lie to you. I am sitting at my desk needing to write one more blog before I go home and instead of coming up with a great inspired idea of what to write about my mind keeps drifting to home. I want to get home because I know it's Tuesday and I am going to want to get a nap in so I can watch my favorite show, "Marvel's Agents of Shield". So it occurred to me that I may no

I thought this might be a good thing to start since I "binge watch" so frequently. Notice I'm okay admitting this because I don't feel like this is looked down upon these days. We all find ourselves doing it, don't we? A television show pops up on Netflix, you remember the

"Binge-watching" only became a term within the last few years, but I've been doing it long before it was the cool thing to do. Before Netflix, before "On Demand," heck, before DVD.

When anything from my childhood comes back around and gets remade, there is a very good chance that I'm going to be the most excited person on the planet.

The last blog included some biggies but with so much reaction as if I had looked over others. I promise you, I didn't, I was simply planning the next blog!