Yes, it could have been shorter and carried less romantic baggage
Month: September 2021
Mick Jagger gives Crown Candy Kitchen a shoutout during Rolling Stones show at the Dome
Andy Karandzieff must have been smiling ear to ear last night at the Dome in downtown St. Louis. The greatest rock n’ roll band in the world had just given … Continue reading Mick Jagger gives Crown Candy Kitchen a shoutout during Rolling Stones show at the Dome
Amazing double play sequence proves the Cardinals’ devil magic is quite real
This team is far from done. Watch out, MLB postseason participants.
How Sian Heder’s ‘CODA’ creates magic without much effort
They say you’re supposed to deal with the cards dealt to you in life, and find a way to make do with what you have. Few understand that reality more … Continue reading How Sian Heder’s ‘CODA’ creates magic without much effort
‘The Protege’ fulfills the action film quota while marching to its own beat
Anna (Maggie Q) is a lethal human being. Rescued and trained since childhood by the legendary assassin, Moody (Samuel L. Jackson), Anna knows how to find what shouldn’t be found–whether … Continue reading ‘The Protege’ fulfills the action film quota while marching to its own beat
5 things on my mind: Busch Stadium attendance, red light runners, and my favorite Batman
Sometimes, things aren’t exactly how they seem. For example, just because your beagle looks like he is going through hell, remind yourself that those dogs are always hungry. You may … Continue reading 5 things on my mind: Busch Stadium attendance, red light runners, and my favorite Batman
Happy birthday, Vincent Daniel Buffa: Tough little fella of mine
My son was born during a playoff race. Think of a notification hitting an infant right as he or she is about to exit the belly and head out into … Continue reading Happy birthday, Vincent Daniel Buffa: Tough little fella of mine
What have we learned since 9/11?
Nothing. If I had to tell you what people here in America have learned over the past 20 years, you wouldn’t like the answer. Little to zip. Back on 9/11, … Continue reading What have we learned since 9/11?
Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’ is more haunting than scary, and that’s a good thing
Nia DaCosta has made her mark with “Candyman,” the latest horror film to use social injustice as a theatrical platform. But her take on the notorious stranger with a hook … Continue reading Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’ is more haunting than scary, and that’s a good thing
Waino, Yadi, and The Machine: Stop worrying about a disappointing season, and just witness good baseball
Do me a favor and stop worrying about the St. Louis Cardinals’ current state of affairs for one evening. Inconsistent, expensive, and sitting comfortably third in the National League Central. … Continue reading Waino, Yadi, and The Machine: Stop worrying about a disappointing season, and just witness good baseball
Dose of Buffa 