Monthly Archives: January 2022

Taxi producer James L. Brooks and Barry Diller, who was the head of Paramount Pictures, clearly set the show in Manhattan for good reason. Caroline Kennedy’s career as a research assistant in the Film and Television Department of the Metropolitan Museum … Continue reading →

Comic Book claiming “But Aquaman, you cannot marry a woman without gills, you’re from two different worlds” in October 1997 clearly predicted the Different World star Bonet and future Aquaman Mamoa’s failed marriage. The Simpsons were perhaps even a major … Continue reading →

Turns out the Pinky and the Brain episode Dangerous Brains, which sees the moon fall during one of Brain’s plots to take over the world, came out even seven month before the December 1998 Jack McDevitt novel Moonfall, which the … Continue reading →

Even as an adult, you should’ve been given proper mental health treatment in the Disneyland home state of California. The crimes of making certain threats by people with both schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder, like what you had, could’ve had mental … Continue reading →

Even when the band was created in 1973, he owned too much Australian newspapers and even his newspaper The Australian had too much influence in Australia and always survived despite supposedly having too much debt. Murdoch’s lead Fox character Bart … Continue reading →

She sure didn’t speak up for rapist William Kennedy-Smith’s victim Patricia Bowman during a trial which I regard as an example of how the Kennedys have long been experts of evading justice. Ted Kennedy’s Chappaquiddick involuntary manslaughter incident for far … Continue reading →

As his Simpsons physical alter ego has specialized in nuclear waste dumping, I would have to say Diller, who ran the Fox Broadcasting Corporation between 1984 and 1992, most definitely helped create a powerful franchise that advertised potential benefits that … Continue reading →