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  • 1 week ago | thedailybeast.com | Kevin Fallon

    • Summer trash TV is alive and well. There is only one person worth one of the world’s most harrowing experiences: going to New Jersey. I did it to see Beyoncé. It is both the most boring thing in the world and something I will never shut up about: the unbearable journey from Manhattan to MetLife Stadium to see a “New York date” of a major arena tour. I was on, at various points, three different trains and eventually a bus that was never actually fully explained where it was going.

  • 2 weeks ago | thedailybeast.com | Kevin Fallon

    Summer is upon us. The weather is getting warmer, the sun is about to shine brighter, and the world will be inviting us to enjoy the change in season. And I can’t wait to hunker down inside, crank up the air conditioning, set up a permanent residence on my couch, and pretend “outside” doesn’t exist as I watch endless marathons of new TV shows. Why go outside, sweat, and get sunburned when you have a subscription to Netflix to keep you busy? Summer doesn’t just mean a change in weather.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kevin Fallon

    Summer is upon us. The weather is getting warmer, the sun is about to shine brighter, and the world will be inviting us to enjoy the change in season. And I can’t wait to hunker down inside, crank up the air conditioning, set up a permanent residence on my couch, and pretend “outside” doesn’t exist as I watch endless marathons of new TV shows. Why go outside, sweat, and get sunburned when you have a subscription to Netflix to keep you busy? Summer doesn’t just mean a change in weather.

  • 2 weeks ago | thedailybeast.com | Kevin Fallon

    Some people move to a big city fantasizing about being a suave, whiskey-swilling executive like Don Draper in Mad Men, or a high-fashion socialite like Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. Real ones, however, know the ideal life of a city-dweller: becoming the “regular,” the beloved barfly at the spot where “everybody knows your name.”Cheers star George Wendt died at the age of 76, his family confirmed Tuesday.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kevin Fallon

    Some people move to a big city fantasizing about being a suave, whiskey-swilling executive like Don Draper in Mad Men, or a high-fashion socialite like Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. Real ones, however, know the ideal life of a city-dweller: becoming the “regular,” the beloved barfly at the spot where “everybody knows your name.”Cheers star George Wendt died at the age of 76, his family confirmed Tuesday.

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Kevin Fallon
Kevin Fallon @kpfallon
8 May 25

But she doesn’t read them in the clip

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Pop Crave @PopCrave

Teaser of Lea Michele proving she can read on Jake Shane’s ‘Therapuss’ podcast out tonight. https://t.co/dZEYwevvTT

Kevin Fallon
Kevin Fallon @kpfallon
7 May 25

Love that no matter who is in charge the Golden Globes are addicted to producing absolute mess

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Pop Crave @PopCrave

The Golden Globes will introduce a ‘Best Podcast’ category in 2026. https://t.co/w9S1nuIf86

Kevin Fallon
Kevin Fallon @kpfallon
5 May 25

Need to know the hiring process for all these Met Gala umbrella holders