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Obama, Seinfeld…Need We Say Anything More? (Video)

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What could possibly be better than the new season of Jerry Seinfeld’s web show “Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee?“ Having President Obama as one of the guests.

The seventh season of the show, which can be seen exclusively at Crackle.com, features the former “Seinfeld” star driving around with comedians and actors and cracking jokes. If you haven’t seen it, you really should,…

Obama, Seinfeld…Need We Say Anything More? (Video)

Image Via Crackle

What could possibly be better than the new season of Jerry Seinfeld’s web show “Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee?“ Having President Obama as one of the guests.

The seventh season of the show, which can be seen exclusively at Crackle.com, features the former “Seinfeld” star driving around with comedians and actors and cracking jokes. If you haven’t seen it, you really should,…

I Saw It on Crackle.com: Truth or Consequences, N.M.

Critics weren’t exactly kind when Kiefer Sutherland made his directorial debut with Truth or Consequences, N.M. in 1997 (Liza Schwarzbaum, who was still reviewing films for ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY at the time, called the film “derivative, preening, pointless, wantonly and obsessively violent.”) According to a website called Answers.com the film opened briefly in very limited release (seven theatres)…

Guess what? Jerry Seinfeld sings the theme song on the new season of “Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee”

Season 4 of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffeejust kicked off with the one and only Sarah Jessica Parker as the season 4 first guest. And guess what? The show is still entertaining as always as Jerry Seinfeld talks to his celebrity friends. What is different is that Seinfeld is a bit more present during the intro, as in the introduction of the car and he sings the theme song. That’s right, Jerry…

I Saw It (Again) on CRACKLE: Kurt &Courtney

I first saw Kurt and Courtney  on DVD.  I  was embarking on my own lo-fi experiment at the time as arts and entertainment reporter for a local cable TV program and I was intrigued by director Nick Broomfield’s deliberately downmarket style.  ( I even watched Broomfield’s Biggie and Tupac and Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer.)

In  the wake of the twentieth anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s…

The Werewolf (1956)

The Werewolf is a low-budget American 1956 science fiction horror film, produced by Sam Katzman,…

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