YouTube Fan Channels: One Man’s Piracy Is Another Fan’s PR

As I have been promoting in my blog, the telenovela, Las Aparicio, premiered Tuesday in its entirety on Telemundo.com.  Well, not in its entirety, but that is another blog.   I arrived home Tuesday evening with anticipated intent to watch the complete storylines of the Aparicio women of which I had become so fond.   Instead, [...]

Remove the Mosque to Reveal the Truth

I said I wouldn’t do this.  I said I wouldn’t get involved.  The debate, however, has now gone from the humorously ludicrous to the mildly absurd, and that is usually my cue to wade into the muck.  I would first like to say that I believe the issue of a mosque and Muslim Community Center [...]

Episode 7 – “The ‘Schmootz on” Natassja Ybarra

Las Aparicio fans will be happy to know that writer, Natassja Ybarra, is very forthcoming about the endgame of the Mariana/Julia story of the very popular telenovela.  Will there be a wedding?  Yes.  Are the gay nuptials the last we will see of the couple?  Not at all.  Marriage maybe be the declared victory of [...]

Mr. Press Secretary, speaking liberally, who do you think you are?

According to an article published in The Hill this morning, the White House press secretary has this to say about Liberals, “They will be satisfied when we have Canadian healthcare and we’ve eliminated the Pentagon. That’s not reality.” And this, “They wouldn’t be satisfied if Dennis Kucinich was president.” I don’t know about other self [...]

CBS: Eyeing More Than Just An Image Change?

According to an article in The New York Times, CBS is adding three gay roles to its prime time line-up this fall because it is lagging behind the other networks.  Lagging behind?  Sounds like we are the latest technology, and CBS is upgrading to the new 3”G”.  Typical of CBS, in their new quest to [...]

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