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Daily Archives: November 6, 2015
Book Review — Judd Apatow’s “Sick in the Head: Conversations about Life and Comedy”
Finally got around to Judd Apatow’s comic memoir, “Sick in the Head,” an autobiographically revealing series of Q & A’s he’s done with people in the business of funny over the decades. Decades? He started as a precocious teen, setting … Continue reading
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Weekend movies: Praise for “Peanuts,” Bond’s “Spectre” is shaken, but not slammed
“The Peanuts Movie” is the beneficiary of a year’s worth of lowered expectations. Hey, you mention “From the creators of ‘Ice Age’” and score the commercials and trailers with modern hip hopped pop, and share nary a joke…well, what’re we … Continue reading
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