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The month of April is known for its showers and this one April day sure lived up to its reputation. BUZZ and I chose to not venture out, but we

 

These are some of the most hilarious things we heard David Spade say on the big screen or on Saturday Night Live.

Bob Schumm started his restaurant business on the steps of Lawrence fraternity and sorority houses. Deanell Tacha had a legal career that took her one step aw

Quercus is a mythical wood sprite living in the large tree that grows above the venerable Oakland amusement park’s Emerald City Stage.

John Lees’s oneiric landscapes and portraits are haunted. And not only by his acknowledged sources, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Fauves like Rouault and Dufy, the precursors of Expressionism, the niche to which Lees is usually assigned. There are other ghosts, especially the mysterious landscapes of Samuel Palmer, themselves channels for the otherworldly works of William Blake. So, Lees is a strange kind of Romantic who finds himself painting in the twenty-first century.

We remember Reubens, who died July 30, by listening back to a 2004 interview with him, and to archival interviews with Laurence Fishburne and S. Epatha Merkerson, who appeared on Pee-wee's Playhouse.

Our first TV arrived around 1950-1951 and it was a wooden RCA set that sat on the floor. The screen only measured 27-28 inches diagonally and one could adjust the

James Comisar has been collecting TV props, costumes and even entire sets since the 1980s. Hes ready to pass the baton

The population at the South Park Buffalo Preserve has grown by one.