Thomas Lister Jr. made a very small, some would even say tiny, part shine. While that’s not why he developed the nickname, “Tiny,” Lister carried that signature trait throughout his long and vibrant Hollywood career. Tiny parts, big impact. I first saw him take on Terry “Hulk” Hogan in the 1989 cheeseball wrestling flick, “No … More Rest in Peace, Deebo
The action star passed away seven years ago today. … More How Paul Walker’s legacy, both in film and life, is stronger than most people think
Without Lou Brock, I may not like baseball as much as I do today. One could call it a stretch. After all, my dad’s old man famously paced the front porch of his home off Bancroft and Macklind while ranting about the latest Cardinals’ heartbreaking incident. It could have come naturally since my dad was … More Lou Brock may have finally stolen heaven, but he’ll live in Cardinal hearts forever
Life can be cruel at times… … More An Unfathomable Death: When you go to a DMB concert and never come home
When senseless gun violence takes a good life … More A Birthday Party Gone Terribly Wrong: A few words about Corey Hall
Miami Marlins righthanded phenom Jose Fernandez threw his last pitch on Tuesday, September 20th against the Washington Nationals. He completed eight innings and struck out 12 batters from one of Major League Baseball’s best lineups. The kind of game baseball appreciators would have seen for years from the talented kid who was always smiling. On … More Jose Fernandez: Baseball lost a true stud
There will never be another hockey player like Gordie Howe. He passed away after 88 hard fought years. … More Gordie Howe: Worth traveling back in time for
The world lost a music icon on Sunday with the passing of David Bowie. … More David Bowie: An Artist for All Ages
The movies lost a great player on Friday. My tribute to Robert Loggia. … More Robert Loggia: A classy face of cinema
Former Braves pitcher Tommy Hanson passed away at 29 Monday. A sudden brutal loss. … More Tommy Hanson: Gone too damn soon
