‘It was a sad but necessary moment of realism,’ Ebert wrote in his blog, regarding the show’s financial woes Running out of time and money, “Ebert Presents At The Movies,” will go on hiatus at the end of the month.
Roger Ebert said that a resuscitated version of his long-running television series “At the Movies” would once again be halted while he seeks new sponsors for the show.
It’s not just the script of the new Twilight film that is making people queasy.
 In 1983 a Laser Disc Video Game became all the rage. The title, as you have probably guessed, was Dragon&rsquo…
If the second series of cult sci-fi show Fringe was a year for shedding comparisons to The X Files and Lost, then it could be argued that the third series is the point at which the show began to do things that had never been done before.
Black Friday sales hit a record high Friday — online sales rose 24.3%, but many shoppers opted to go to brick-and-mortar locations to spend their hard-earned cash.
Christmas is coming and that means that we’re all about to get a visit from the old dude with the friendly demeanor and the raspy voice. No, not Santa — Jimmy Stewart.
The Toshiba BDX2250 Wi-Fi Enabled Blu-ray player is available at Amazon for $94.80 and Walmart for $99.00. This is the time of year when we get together to celebrate the Christmas season
My educated hunch about DVD box sets of old TV shows that are given as Christmas presents is this: Most are never even opened and watched by the recipient. It’s strange what we will and won’t do when it comes to television
It’s Thanksgiving this week, a time to reflect on the people and things for which we’re grateful. Since I love movies, I thought it would be a good time to choose five for which I’m thankful. These are the cinematic equivalent of comfort food, ones I can watch over and over again, and always rely on to make me laugh, lift me up or provide an escape.