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Belinda Acosta mourns the passing of Bob Keeshan, the man with mutton chops who made her life matter when she thought it mattered least

If wishes were kangaroos, the Captain would be back on the tube ... And other "TV Eye" wishes for a brighter, better TV tomorrow.

We're tickled silly by this documentary.

It's smart; it's silly; it's shear terror, as the ruminants develop a taste for human flesh.

Phil Donahue, James Lipton, Jon Stewart, Katie Couric, Johnny Carson, Tom Snyder, and more: columnist Belinda Acosta reflects on the hosts who made television great.

The Citizen Kane of Oedipal zombie-cannibal-right to death-comedy-love stories. In this early film, Jackson takes the shopworn flesh-eating zombie genre by its rotting horns, adds a dash of Monty Python, and comes up with a film so gleefully over-the-top that it's decidedly hard not to gag while you're laughing yourself incontinent.

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Garry Trudeau and Robert Altman had an answer the last time a Bush was in the White House

Paramount Theatre's Summer 2000 Series

Yeah, like the games – but don't get too excited

Ignorance of your culture is not now or ever considered to be cool

Daily reviews and interviews

Self-proclaimed patriots don't seem to have much love for their country, except on their own terms

For his company's final show, Ricki Vincent takes a look at the end of it all

Playwright Allison Gregory schticks it to the kids' classic in a new stage adaptation

From creationism to red-baiting, the right kicks it old school

THC for Alzheimer's, England for kilts, and more

Malnutrition in Iraq, hot dogs in the United States, Ketu will change into Virgo, and D&D at least once a month

Emo's turns 10.

You know what the whirling means, but what about the Dervish?

Bay does it bigger and badder than ever.