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  • Erica Asahan on Pop Corn Popper

    Erica Asahan on Pop Corn Popper: Why would you want to go through that hassle? Why not just go to the movie theather and buy yourself a bucket of extra butter on butter with lotsa butter popcorn!? Or get the microwavable poppies>? No, really, none of these gadget is any good in popping corns?
    Posted to Shopping by Erica Asahan on April 1, 2008

  • Re: enough with complaints about the theaters!

    Freddie: We live in a community. That community contains other people. Sometimes those people do things that annoy us. But we have to live with them, because other people give life meaning. I mean Jesus on the fucking cross, if I have to hear one more over privileged loser complain about what a travesty it is to hear another stranger whisper, ...
    Posted to The Movie Club by ducki3x on January 6, 2008

  • Jayson Blair & Gerald Boyd

    Choke Point - The Play about the downfall of Jayson Blair The fact that there is now a play about Jayson Blair is surprising to some, given the fact that we are some 4 years after the chink in the Time's armor was discovered. When I read about the passing of Gerald Boyd, I felt that here was one of the greatest victims of the Jayson Blair ...
    Posted to Press Box by Mullman123 on June 26, 2007

  • Re: Do Fraysters Care About Broadway?

    Hi June, My reaction to your question is...Finally! Somebody from Slate is asking this question, and also providing something of answer as to why theatre is not covered as much in online mags like Slate and Salon. I try to look at online publications as an alternative, but even your question brings up more questions. I would ask you, Do you ...
    Posted to Theater by Norfolk1a on June 7, 2007

  • Do Fraysters Care About Broadway?

    One of the problems Slate has when covering Broadway--or theater in general--is that we're a national publication, and theater is essentially a local phenomenon, albeit one seen by many visitors to New York City. Is the local nature of theater what prevents it from becoming a more widely discussed and debated art form? It reminds me of hockey's ...
    Posted to Theater by JuneThomas on June 7, 2007