When Falls the Coliseum

Columns

Schedule and description of weekly columns:

MONDAY

8:30 AM: Bob Sullivan’s Top Ten Everything

Taking the venerable comedy form to new heights, and lows, and elsewhere, Bob Sullivan starts our week off with his take on current events and lots of other stuff.

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10:30 AM: Bad Sports, Good Sports

Alan Spoll starts a lively discussion of the worst and best in sports for the week gone by as he takes on the bad plays, calls, trades, management, fans, and players, and even praises the good ones — when there are any.

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TUESDAY

8:30 AM: That’s What He Said

Frank Wilson’s weekly column riffs on quotations and follows the train of thought wherever it might lead. Start your day with some deep thinking. It’s good for your skin.

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10:30 AM: On Thrillers and Crime

In On Thrillers and Crime, Paul Davis reviews crime fiction, true crime books, and thrillers, and interviews authors (every other Tuesday).

10:30 AM: Just Fantastic

In Just Fantastic, Steve Mazzeo reviews science fiction, fantasy, and graphic novels (every other Tuesday).

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12:00 PM: Meg Gives Advice to Famous People

Famous people have problems. Sometimes big problems. Lucky for them, Meg Boyle dispenses advice — for free! — and helps them make good decisions. Famous people should thank their lucky stars that Meg’s generous enough to give them advice that they didn’t even ask for.

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WEDNESDAY

8:30 AM: Gail Sees a Movie

Gail D. Rosen sees lots of new movies. Every week, she tells you about one of them. Isn’t that nice of her? Now, not only will you know what new movies are in theaters, but you might even be able to decide which one is actually worth paying to go see. In a theater. You know, outside of your house.

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10:30 AM: Going Parental

Jaclyn Roth is a parent and sometimes she goes parental. It’s a bit like going postal. But about parenting. And with less killing. Usually.

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12:00 PM: Fred’s Dreams

Fred Siegel has been logging his dreams for many years. Each week he tells us about three of them on a related theme. Come on in and have a look at his unconscious mind at work. Fred welcomes comments and analysis. But be warned: Fred’s dreams are stranger than yours, and funnier. Meet the cast.