George Thomas

5 days ago | beaconjournal.com | George Thomas

So much for those box office struggles that dominated movie news at the beginning of the year with many asking the timeless question: “why aren’t we going to the movies?”Well, primarily because the release schedule has reverted to 25 years ago and become increasingly more seasonal, as opposed to a year-round business. That’s why movie fans see the castaway movies that greeted them with the new year.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | George Thomas

“Scenes From an Italian Restaurant” is my favorite Billy Joel song. Simple, complex and layered, it tells a couple of stories with ease. Most importantly, it's heartfelt, from Joel's opening tickle of the piano's keys to his earnest vocals to his saxman's closing salvo. It makes a lot of sense, that the filmmakers behind the Netflix film “Nonnas” uses the '70s classic at a memorable moment in the film. It begins streaming Friday. The song and movie share passion, that earnestness.

6 days ago | beaconjournal.com | George Thomas

“Scenes From an Italian Restaurant” is my favorite Billy Joel song. Simple, complex and layered, it tells a couple of stories with ease. Most importantly, it's heartfelt, from Joel's opening tickle of the piano's keys to his earnest vocals to his saxman's closing salvo. It makes a lot of sense, that the filmmakers behind the Netflix film “Nonnas” uses the '70s classic at a memorable moment in the film. It begins streaming Friday. The song and movie share passion, that earnestness.

6 days ago | cantonrep.com | George Thomas

“Scenes From an Italian Restaurant” is my favorite Billy Joel song. Simple, complex and layered, it tells a couple of stories with ease. Most importantly, it's heartfelt, from Joel's opening tickle of the piano's keys to his earnest vocals to his saxman's closing salvo. It makes a lot of sense, that the filmmakers behind the Netflix film “Nonnas” uses the '70s classic at a memorable moment in the film. It begins streaming Friday. The song and movie share passion, that earnestness.

6 days ago | record-courier.com | George Thomas

Akron RubberDucks fans who can’t make it to Canal Park will be able to find 15 of the team’s games over-the-air and on assorted pay-television systems beginning this weekend on the Rock Entertainment Sports Network. All games will carry a simulcast of the NewsRadio 640 (WHLO) audio play-by-play by RubberDucks broadcasters Jim Clark and Marco LaNave.