You can't make an omelet without cracking a few eggs---so to speak.  I saw the movie.  I loved the casting.  The guy they picked as John McClane's son was perfect.  The chemistry was there between them.  Sometimes a person just needs a movie that is totally unbelievable to enjoy.  These guys should have died several ti...more

Based on the article, it sounds like she finally was successful in killing herself.  Sounds like a sad soul.  Losing her older son and her soul mate were probably more than she could stand.  That mixed with alcohol and addiction to prescription drugs is a recipe for disaster.  On top the article implies she had a bad r...more

The Donald can buy the Times if he chooses, but that doesn't mean people have to buy it if he turns it into his political mouthpiece.  If he lets the professionals run it impartially, it will continue to sell papers.  I have a hard time seeing Trump do the second, but I will  give him the benefit of the doubt before I ...more

Slow news day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If he still accepted the presents  I wouldn't  worry about it.  Children are pretty resilient.  He has probably already gotten over it. If he hasn't you can explain symbolism to him.

Must be a no news day--- which is fine with me.  No news is good news.   Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.

This will be a play toy for a rich man, or it will end up in a car museum somewhere.  If I had a preference, I would pick the museum so others can see it up close.

Any competent store does care about bad public relations.  Most stores don't want their spokespeople making spectacles of themselves by taking sides one way or the other in politics. If it affects the bottom line, they don't like it.  If Donny learns to keep his mouth shut and do his job for Macy's, they may keep him. ...more

Bad publicity does matter to Macy's.  If Trump was acting like a gentleman exuding quality and class, which I am sure is the image Macy's wanted, he would serve Macy's  well.  They won't hang onto him long otherwise.  Even the rich and famous will refuse to buy his brand if it becomes unfashionable or unpopular.  The r...more