London photo of the day: learning to catch an American football
More from the NFL on Regent Street event yesterday…
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London photo of the day: NFL on Regent Street
Today the NFL shut down London’s famous Regent Street for an event to promote its upcoming International Series.
question of the day: Was Bob Costas wrong to deliver a pro-gun-control message during a halftime show?
Perhaps this gets close to home for me because I am sometimes accused of inappropriately bringing politics or feminism or other topics that don’t “belong” in film criticism into my reviews…
Skyfall is saying something profound to UK audiences (and other adventures in social networking)
Stuff my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
question of the day: Is a streaming Super Bowl a nail in the coffin for broadcast and cable TV in North America?
You will be able to watch next year’s Super Bowl live streaming online. Cool. Not that I care in the least about football, but this is huge news for new media.
quick list: five great football movies that aren’t really about football
I don’t get football. I have no desire to get it, and feel no great loss in my life because of this. But there are a few great football movies aren’t really about football, far less so than the many great baseball movies are actually about baseball. And so these are movies I can love.
WWII in HD (review)
The name is a little misleading. These 10 45-minute episodes aren’t just in HD: they’re in color. Hardly anyone even knew most of this footage existed, and it is amazing to see.
