Chimp Czuchry (Go ahead, try to say it)
Remember that time you found yourself in a hospital room, chuckling at the unexpected comedy of life? Neither do we but we have this episode that takes a whimsical look […]
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Can a single performance define an entire era? We unravel the singular magic of Barbra Streisand, she’s the finest bagel on a plate of onion rolls—truly a standout. Our exploration of her legacy in “Funny Girl” and beyond offers a joyful escape from the political chatter of election week, reminding us of the boundless charm Streisand continues to bring to the entertainment industry.
Join us as we navigate through a literary adventure with “Carla’s Choice,” the latest installment in the George Smiley series by Nick Harkaway, son of John le Carré. My initial skepticism gave way to admiration as the book seamlessly captured the essence of its predecessors. Alongside this literary treasure, we dish out TV show recommendations, including a new medical drama (Brilliant Minds with the New Spock – Zachary Quinto), that promises to fill the void left by “The Resident,” providing fresh excitement for both bookworms and screen enthusiasts.
Sarah Silverman takes the stage in her special Someone You Love and we examine both her bold contributions to comedy and her candid discussions on representation in Hollywood. Her trademark wit and honesty shine through as we tackle topics from her stand-up specials to the intricacies of casting choices. We round off with a whimsical debate on the peculiar Oreo cookie-flavored Coke Zero (It’s real and it tastes like an Oreo no matter what Anne says. She’s not an Oreo expert), while pondering the complex duality of the American Dream, balancing the allure of new opportunities with the hurdles faced by immigrants on their journey.
Also: Birthdays, LEE, the amazing film starring Kate Winslet, Andy Samberg, Alexander Skarsgaard, Marion Cotillard, Somebody Somewhere (YAY!), our last visit of the year to Original Seafood, and Puerto Rico.
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