Is there any other network drama on the air today as daring and inventive as “Fringe?” Normally, the great, bold moves are reserved for cable. Even the big hitters of network creativity like “LOST,” “Twin Peaks,” and “the X-Files” had their formulas. Y... »
by William Bell - March 8, 2012 "Officer of the Court" Eric Creizman Faces Serious Allegations in Attorney Ethics Probe On February 2, 2012, an Investigator from the New York County District Attorney's Office Investigation Bureau alleged criminal charg... »
"Fringe" normally nails its twists. It will lead you down a trail, letting you think you know what’s happening, before it flips on you. Suddenly that helpless victim turns out to be the villain. Or Walternate turns out to be... »
To call Ruthie Foster a blues singer is to miss a big chunk of her allure as a vocal stylist, one who draws from a range of influences on her deep, soulful new album “Let It Burn.” Recording in New Orleans with Grammy-winning producer John Chelew (who ... »
One thing I’ve loved about "Fringe" is that the show never has evil characters. They will take their time building up their villains, whether it is the mad scientist whose experiment ran amok this week or someone like Walternate. Though... »
