by Darwyn Carson - Mayday — is about everyday life and living; storytelling, anecdotes, truth telling and far- flung fantasy tales both real and imagined interspersed with interviews from everyday people about their everyday lives.
A Forward By Ernest Kearney — In times of radical events, it is both courageous and proper to take action to address the failures of society and to try to right the wrongs of the past. I’m a big mouth white guy of Irish descent
By Ernest Kearney — Writer/Director Ken Roht’s hellzapoppin’ vamping musical "Vampire Burt’s Serenade" has a good deal going for it. Burt, a manic Nosferatu, is ably portrayed by Kevin Scott Richardson; one of the founding members of the Backstreet Boys.
By Darwyn Carson — Now we know. "The Game's" Episode 5 delivered—as promised—the identity of The Mole. Clever writing, this, from series creator Toby Whithouse and writing partner Sarah Dollard.
By Darwyn Carson - (originally published 12/2014) Just as we were about to yawn and say pass the potatoes please, three unique Points of Play in "The Game," Episodes three and four, snapped us upright into pay-attention mode.
By Ernest Kearney — Early Thursday morning, February 27, 2020, noted character actor Gene Dynarski shuffled off his mortal coil in a Studio City rehabilitation center where he had been residing for the last month. He thought he was recuperating from a mild heart episode.
By Ernest Kearney — 1940 saw an expansion of Secretary of State Davenport efforts to educate Anglo-Saxon Americans of the threats to their race. At the mid-year point of the year Britain and France had declared war on Germany, and the specter of impending carnage
By Ernest Kearney — H. L. Mencken, journalist and social critic had predicted it in 1920: “As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day, the plain
By Ernest Kearney – The pundits proclaimed the ski lifts in Hell must be working overtime, for Donald Trump had won the Republican nomination for president when a great many Americans had rejected the statesman for a huckster.
By Ernest Kearney - In the midst of the Great Depression, Donald Trump’s pronouncement that he would seek the Republican nomination to run against Franklin Roosevelt in the 1936 election stunned many.
