Bill Buchanan is dead. After four seasons of service, his sacrificed himself for President Taylor and the American people. As much as I didn’t want to believe it, the silent clock at 8:11 p.m. confirmed the inevitable. After all, a major good guy hadn’t died this season yet. Continue reading
Adrian Ruhi
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Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
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It has begun. Last night, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon debuted with a fitting hand-off from Conan O’Brien and rollicking performances by the show’s house band, The Roots. But how did Fallon do? Continue reading
24 Season 7: Episodes 11-12
If I learned one thing in today’s double episode, it’s that breaking into the White House is apparently quite easy. With a small amount of goons (at first, less than 10, but later, magically, more appeared), Juma (yeah, he’s in D.C.) and co. planned the attack, took a boat ride, went scuba diving, started drilling an underwater hole as episode 11 closed, and had made a massive hole by the time episode 12 opened (in the span of one second?!). And that’s before even getting to the White House! Continue reading
VH1 Storytellers: Kanye West
VH1 debuted their Kanye West edition of Storytellers yesterday, and it didn’t disappoint. In a tiny studio with about 100 fans, Kanye tore through a set of 15 songs (nine of which aired on television, and one bonus video available online). Continue reading
VH1 Storytellers: Kanye West (preview)
Who needs a new Kanye West DVD when VH1 gets him to do performances like this? VH1 Storytellers: Kanye West debuts Saturday, Feb. 28 at 9 p.m., but they posted this video clip of “Stronger” a few hours ago. If it’s any indication of the show, it will be amazing. Continue reading
Adrian Ruhi 