Must-See TV
Army Of Darkness
ElRey
5 p.m.
A discount-store employee is time-warped to a medieval castle, where he is the foretold savior who can dispel the evil there. Unfortunately, he screws up and releases an army of skeletons. (tvguide.com)
"In an interview on WJOL radio in Joliet last week, host Kevin Kollins asked [Gov. Bruce] Rauner what he does to 'kick back' in the winter when it's not Harley-riding weather," Bernie Schoenburg reports for the Springfield State Journal-Register.
"One of my favorite things to do is I like to go skatin,'" Rauner said.
Skatin'.
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In today's Beachwood as well as postings since the last column on Thursday . . .
Confirmed: Exxon Knew
"A peer-reviewed study has confirmed 'a discrepancy between what ExxonMobil's scientists and executives discussed about climate change privately and in academic circles, and what it presented to the general public.'"
Beachwood Sports Radio: Bears Coaching Search Already A Failure Ryan Pace hire, too. Plus: Get Bill!; Cubs' Stove Goes Cold; Say It Ain't So, Niko; Q-Less?; Congratulations To The University Of Central Florida, National Champs!; Local College Basketball Teams Still Suck; Rick Hahn Continues His Unleashed! Tour; and Schweinsteiger Is Back!
The Beachwood Radio Hour #38: Lessons In Chicago Crime, Politics & Media. How Rahm Emanuel is both vulnerable and inevitable. Plus: Media Redlining; Cops vs. Civilians; and Convicted In Cook County.
I just signed this letter joining a significant number of @uchicago faculty raising concerns about the Obama Library/Center/Presidential Legacy Boondoggle. There are some great points raised here that I haven't discussed in my previous rants on the subject https://t.co/bMzTPQP8os
— wikipedia brown, unstable genius (@eveewing) January 8, 2018