Articles written by Omar Bobb-Semple
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Why New York Cop Shows Are Destined to Fail
The mix of grit, sexuality and scenery are only a few of the things that draw cop dramas to New York. But can that be enough for viewers anymore?
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Remembering Wayman Tisdale – One Month Later
Although Wayman Tisdale's time on Earth is over, his legacy and influence will continue to resonate throughout the world; in basketball, in music, and in life.
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DVD Film Review - New In Town
Dead air on film and cold air on-set make for a bad movie despite strong performances by its leads.
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Movie Review: Star Trek
A few missteps in casting and an even bigger letdown in the protagonist vs. antagonist category, Star Trek is at best an okay film.
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On a Mission: LeBron James' Push for the Finals
James has led the Cleveland Cavaliers to the hottest start of the postseason, and clearly shows no signs of slowdown.
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Review - Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck Tangle in a State of Play
The film investigates the current state of brick-and-mortar newspapers and their desire to stay relevant in the wake of Internet journalism and web logs.
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John Cena in 12 Rounds: Film Review
Cena gets the horrible acting of his previous film out of his system and hands in a decent performance in this new action-thriller
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Wrestling With Friends and Enemies
The National Sports Grill in Torrance is just one place where fans can be fans and enjoy the sport for what it is, just like it was a generation ago.
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WrestleMania 25: A Lesson in Old-School
No matter how the WWE packages its brand, fans can't deny the fact that the Super Bowl of professional wrestling is still edge-of-your-seat entertainment.
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Oklahoma Sooners' Run Comes to Abrupt End
March Madness and the NCAA tournament captivates everyone's attention. And for this year's Oklahoma Sooners, it can't get any more exciting than now.
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