Paramount When “Cheers” ended in 1992, the original plan wasn‘t for Kelsey Grammer to get his own Frasier Crane spin-off. Instead, “Cheers” writers David Angell, Peter Casey, and David Lee developed a show about a paralyzed millionaire to be played by Grammer, but were quickly turned away…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Sales are essential for any business, but the constant pressure on sales teams to find new customers and sell more products fails to recognize an even greater revenue driver. While acquiring new customers, increasing sales, and upselling are important, believing that these are the sole avenues for…
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Static Media Every state has its own histories, landscapes, and stories worth telling, but some lend themselves to more visually stimulating tales than others. There are bland-looking states that shall remain unnamed, and then there are ones that feel intriguing and inviting no matter which way the…
Warner Bros. Pictures As far as beloved family adventure movies go, “The Goonies” still holds up some 40 years after it arrived on the scene, becoming one of the best kids movies ever made. The classic Richard Donner-directed 1985 film, which follows a group of kids on…
Showtime If you were a casual fan of “The Chi,” the South Side Chicago drama series that premiered in 2018, you were probably a bit confused when major character Brandon Johnson (Jason Mitchell) was suddenly written out of the show. Season 2 ended with the character in…
In the sphere of speculative fiction, where the boundaries of reality often blur into the extraordinary, “In Daylight” emerges as a gripping exploration of the psychological and the cosmic. Set against a backdrop of familial estrangement and existential dread, this chilling sci-fi thriller invites readers into a labyrinthine narrative that deftly intertwines personal demons with…
Netflix At this point, it feels like when any chapter of “The Karate Kid” franchise gets stirred up, it can’t be without the pelican-kicking pro, Ralph Macchio. The original Karate Kid, Daniel LaRusso, returned alongside his old foe Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) for “Cobra Kai,” and together…
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Static Media As a singer, Whitney Houston needs no introduction. As a Christmas movie star, though, she may come across as somewhat more obscure. Despite this, she found success on that avenue of life as well. Not only did she star in the surprisingly good 1996 Christmas…
Static Media In the 97 years that the Academy Awards have been going, certain genres have always remained the underdogs, regardless of how general audiences may feel about them at any given time in history. When it comes to science-fiction, for example, only two entrants in the…
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Buena Vista Pictures If you’ve seen 1993’s “Tombstone,” you know that it contains one of the greatest visual effects ever seen in a Western. No, it’s not the movie’s explosive gunfights, nor is it the shots featuring teams of horses being ridden over precarious terrain. Instead, it’s…
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