Oct 19, 2008 | The Huffington Post
Robert Feder's Final Sun-Times Column
"Yes, this is it. I'm stepping down today after 28 years of daily coverage of radio and television for the Sun-Times ," Robert Feder writes in Friday's Chicago Sun-Times . True to form, Feder includes a series ...
Feder shares one last roundup of scoops
Yes, this is it. I'm stepping down today after 28 years of daily coverage of radio and television for the Sun-Times. But in the words of Sonny & Cher, the beat goes on.
Not to sound too vain, but sometimes, this column just isn't big enough. There's been so many new shows coming out to review that I haven't had a chance to write about much else in TV Time.
With the departure of Roger Ebert and Richard Roeper from their iconic film review show, At the Movies was recently revamped and relaunched with new hosts and a new format.
Fellow critic hits Ebert during film festival
Fellow critic hits Ebert during film festival An April 25, 2007 file photo shows Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert giving a thumbs up while making his first public appearance ...
" Our next film is 'Medellin' - the ultra-violent story of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar starring Vincent Chase in a fat-suit in bad make-up that makes him look like the love child of Jiminy Glick and a ...
Watch This: 'Medellin' Becomes Last Movie Reviewed on Ebert & Roeper
And what a review they gave Medellin -- the fictional Pablo Escobar biopic starring Vincent Chase in a horrible fat suit.
The latest version of 'At The Movies' premiered this weekend. Did anybody notice? Capone did
Hey everyone. Capone in Chicago here. You know, I wasn't even going to bring this up, but just having watched the premiere episode of the retooled "At the Movies" syndicated show, I felt compelled to voice my ...
TV: Studio Briefing TV: September 2, 2008
The event was Sen. Barack Obama's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention.
Richard Roeper Plots TV Comeback
'At The Movies' co-host talks about new show, 'Entourage' cameo. By Melissa Grego -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/2/2008 1:00:00 AM Richard Roeper, who along with Roger Ebert last month signed off from Buena Vista ...
The further decline of the TV movie critic
It's my favorite Web site ad: "TIRED OF AMATEUR REVIEWS?" it asks on the masthead of the appropriate movie info Web site - and then goes on to tell you about the newly available 2009 edition of "Leonard ...
Movie Criticism Gets Dumbed Down Since Thumbs-Up Days Of Siskel And Ebert
Getting "two thumbs up" from Siskel and Ebert used to mean something. Before the OMG-The-Sky-Is-Falling state of the newspaper industry, thoughtful movie criticism was valued.
Do you believe in the vast left-wing conspiracy? or that you saw the Virgin Mary in your waffle? or that people can talk to the dead? Then I've got a book for you.
At The Movies host to also host new version of GUTS
I know what you're thinking: Roger Ebert is going to host a kid's game show? That's what he's going to do for his return to weekly television? Nah, it's not Roger.
Jeffrey Lyons pans son's critics
Jeffrey Lyons is denying snipes by fellow movie critics that he used influence to get his son Ben the plum job of replacing Roger Ebert in the show "At the Movies" with Richard Roeper .
Roger Ebert, the acknowledged dean of American film critics, has reached another crossroads two years after cancer of the jaw and an almost unbelievable sequence of surgical complications deprived him of the ...
Roger Ebert, the acknowledged dean of American film critics, has reached another crossroads two years after cancer of the jaw and an almost unbelievable sequence of surgical complications deprived him of the ...
Roger Ebert, the acknowledged dean of American film critics, has reached another crossroads two years after cancer of the jaw and an almost unbelievable sequence of surgical complications deprived him of the ...
Roger Ebert, the acknowledged dean of American film critics, has reached another crossroads two years after cancer of the jaw and an almost unbelievable sequence of surgical complications deprived him of the ...
Roger Ebert, the acknowledged dean of American film critics, has reached another crossroads two years after cancer of the jaw and an almost unbelievable sequence of surgical complications deprived him of the ...