by Herbie J Pilato
If there’s a television heaven, then it now has one heck of an additional cast.
Della Reese, David Cassidy, and Jim Nabors have passed away.
Three times the charm, this troika of actor/singers were gone within days of one another.
If there’s a television heaven, then it now has one heck of an additional cast.
Della Reese, David Cassidy, and Jim Nabors have passed away.
Three times the charm, this troika of actor/singers were gone within days of one another.
We here at TVWriter™ hate to rain on anybody’s parade, but this time we think it’s for a good cause. A job. Writing the adventures, lives, and loves of a certain group of athletes who may, in fact, be thought of as the very first Reality Stars.
Sorry if you thought they were just plain real, but, hey, a gig’s a gig! Oh, and don’t let the article’s shout-out to comics writers throw you. WWE doesn’t care where their next writer comes from, as long as s/he meets their definition of good.


With the holidays coming I’m thinking more in terms of curiosity and wonder than instruction. So I thought I’d write a bit about storytelling – it’s origins – what it all means. Uh, oh, I don’t think I’ll get philosophical, but well, you never know.
Storytelling comes in many forms. The written word (you know novels, articles, ‘fake’ news, short stories, all that) pictures (paintings, movies, photos, drawings, etc.) music, religion…they all tell stories.

NOTE FROM LB
I’m pretty sure I wrote the following about the Sioux Sun Dance ceremony, but as I re-read it now, I think I may be wrong. In my head, I hear not my own voice but that of the Navajo Dog, teaching me another lesson about endurance and joy.