Williams:"At the end of the day, I think its a dangerous decision for Nike to popularize a song like "List of Demands." My belief in the power of music tells me that it could possibly work against them."
The outspoken athlete and longtime GOP booster says the big question is whether or not white voters will trust a black man. "Once you're inside that little voting booth, try and see Obama as a man, not as a black man."
The most dramatic affront to the Olympic ideal has to be the Redeem Team, the latest incarnation of the Dream Team.
As one surveys the life and career of Sean Connery before, during and after Bond, there is an important factor to this star's success: his native shrewdness and intelligence. Quite simply, he never undervalued himself.
People who know me as a hard-core rocker who positively despises musicals might be surprised to find that I am a huge fan of opera. But they shouldn't be.
Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen started with a deadline to enter a musical theater festival, then came up with an idea and wrote "[title of show]" in three weeks.
Like the protagonist of the movie, Traitor exists with conflicting loyalties and a fleeting
sense of fidelity to its honorable yet ultimately porous intentions.
Because I live in Hollywood and am of the Jewish faith, I had access to a live feed of McCain's Interview with Leno. Herewith, I present some of the interview which had to be cut.
Henry Cejudo is the son of two undocumented, illegal Mexican immigrants and if some had their way, he would not be in America today to win a gold medal for his country and bury himself in his flag.
Phelps is in the unfamiliar position of having to perform for a worldwide audience something other than that with which he's most comfortable: swimming.
Conventions are TV series, watched by people fleetingly, and must compete against better, more interesting programming.
What I love about Trump is not his lack of humility, but rather his vision and desire to be extraordinary. As outlandish and self-important as he may seem, he is a visionary.
The Tony-winning San Francisco Mime Troupe is getting ready to celebrate its 50th anniversary of annoying public officials, skewering greedy politicians, and hammering the powerful.
