...The N.Y. Daily News and N.Y. Post, it should be pointed out, are daily, " real ", newspapers (especially the News), covering " serious " news that the Enquirer, et al, do not.
I'd put up links if I could now but...

...Could one problem for the GH "66 series rating/gaining viewers- wise have been that, unlike Batman, the series did not have the support of regularly-published comic books out on the market that had, furthermore, been going u interrupted for more than 25 years so that even those not reading t...

...I've never seen this series, but how did they work out the common title with the radio and early TV (and stage play and feature film versions too) series created by Gertrude Berg which was also called " The Goldbergs "? Yes, yes, yes, it's a common name. I've never seen an episode of th...

...I remembered it as " exploding TV filming lamp " that I had read, perhaps I was wrong.

...Going from the UK to another part of the British Isles, a while back I read a 1960s book by an Irishman ~ unfortunately I no longer remember its title ~ which was rather a polemic on his part as to how he felt the culture and pride of Ireland had been watered down by commercial/whatever culture, ...

I took too long to get this up, but... (1) I read that, after Adam's death, his demise was on the front page of both the New York Daily News and the New York Post, the competing NYC (No!!!!!!!!! :o :lol: ) daily tabloid newspapers. I grew up in that area and with those papers and sill occasionally c...

...I had the Prestige Format Ellison/Two-Face adaptation one-shot, IIRC it said it was a story sold when the first season was in the planning stages. It did nt involve the " TV anchor/exploding lamp " plot device the Clint story was alleged to have.

...Frank? Sinatra? Somehow, that seems doobie doobie dubious:-).

A couple of weeksih back, the San Fran isco Chronicle, in the wake of Adam West's demise, ran somone's vintage anecte pertaining to Adam, in 1980 when the anecdote-teller was a teenage fan and met Adam then, under odd circumstances. I'm not going to try to summarize the anecdote. Instead, I will tel...

I have long heard that the series had planned, presumably for the never-made fourth season for NBC, to make an episode with Clint Eastwood as the villian, playing Two-Face. Obviously it was never made, but bow far along in stages of development had it been planned? Had Clint been informally asked, s...