One of the enduring questions from audiences during Florida Repertory Theatre's "God of Carnage" was "How did Shelley Delaney vomit on cue ever night."

“The Great Outdoors” plays to John Candy and Dan Aykroyd’s strengths. The shticky, slapsticky comedy they do so well works great and is amplified by the fact that they’re working together.Two of my favorite scenes involve Chet (Candy) deciding to accept the challenge of eating a 96-ounce steak at a local restaurant and Chet reacting to hearing that Roman (Aykroyd) decided to make a goat-cheese pizza.

Shows like “Seinfeld” and “Jeopardy” will be able to stand the test of time and still be just as moving and applicable 20 years down the road. But what about the shows that weren’t moving or applicable even when they first premiered? Shows that were so bad that television executives were sent to live on islands in obscurity somewhere, people wrote angry letters in the trillions and those watching were left with the simple query: “why?”

Three new restaurants come to Naples

Finally, the PS3 Slim is real and will be released in September at a better price of $300. Read here for more details!

Dan Savage dishes out the goods for guys interested in "intensely romantic relationships" and the truth about teabags.

The Mexican helps a reader determine why he is so obsessed with Middle Eastern culture.

A Positive Rage documents The Hold Steady on their tour supporting the release of their third album, Boys and Girls in America. The DVD half is sort of a patchwork documentary, which splits up clips from live performances with footage of band and fan interviews. The CD half features the band’s full performance from the Metro in Chicago on Halloween 2007.

Allow me to get off of the Pop Culture Pedestal for a second and retell one of the most moving and inspiring stories I've ever heard, from my drama professor Sid Homan. I hope that, upon reading it, you feel as ready to take on the world as I do.

"Mag"nificent Montage
Sept. 29-Oct. 3rd Edition
Missed the celeb dish this week? Catch up on all the gossip mag tittle-tattle as Fame and MISfortune’s Hollywood ‘Roundup breaks down the 5-day old “dirt”, delivering the dish piping hot faster than your boss can stir in the half-and-half! Read on the fly. Enjoy on the sly!

Kona Grill, an American grill and sushi bar, announced that it has closed its restaurant in Naples, according to a press release on the company's Web site.

Democratic Conventions, Drag Shows, One Man acts and more in the edition of Pimp My weekend.

When good dates go a little too well, you may find yourself taking the walk of shame in the morning. You may have found the man of your dreams, but your night in the sack may have him thinking otherwise. Read Bella's letter back to one girl hoping for a new man out of a first night hookup...

Flowers? They die too fast. Chocolate? Better, but there’s only so many Harshey kisses you can enjoy without making yourself sick. Champagne? Now THAT is something both you and your sweetie (or just you if you are single and still feel like celebrating) can really enjoy together. Here's a guide to score a great bottle of sparkling wine without going broke...

An early Christmas present shows up on the side of the highway. Thanks weed fairy!

There is so much to see in Paris, so many historical landmarks, so many important museums, so many unforgettable churches, one should spend at least a week exploring the city and its surroundings. Unfortunately I only had three days to see everything I wanted to see and to show it to my friend who had never been to Paris before: a very short time that forced us to pick only a few attractions and leave the other ones for our next trip to the City of Lights.

Now that the baseball season has come and gone, I can't help but remember the good, bad, and downright ugly things that happened this year...

Blogger Hannah Pandolph examines her fantasies of the future. And wonders if she really needs a man in her life in this entry of Love On the Rocks with No Ice...

In a world where we increasingly trade privacy for convenience, where do we draw the line?

A typo goes 68 years unnoticed...until now.

These are my thoughts. They are all equally unimportant, yet important.

Keep the dream alive with the Cinema Ninjas!

As many of you already know, Big Perm is a lover, not a fighter. I would rather make sweet, sweet, love to a woman with a hint of Al Green playing in the background, rather than throw down with a no neck muscle head at the local bar. If push comes to shove, tree hugging hippies, and lefty pinko fascists better watch there step, because a world of hurt is coming their way.

You haven't been able turn on a television in the past two months without seeing one of the incessant promos for former "Friend" Courtney Cox's new FX series "Dirt," which purports to follow the adventures of a tabloid editor and her motley crew into the bowels of gossip and scandal in Hollywood.

It’s amazing the things we did in our youth. Some of the best stories come from the early days of our lives when our decision making abilities weren’t quite as sharp. For some of us, we are still working on that particular skill set. Cheers.

With healing herbs like Ephedra being classified as "illegal drugs," and Hippocrates' advice to "let food be thy medicine" twisted into "take your medicine with food," is there a future for natural healing in this country?

There's nothing like a trip down memory lane and a little Gin Blossoms to send you in the right direction.

What did one gator say to the other gator?

X-tina and Ray LaMontagne get their retro on and in turn release some great music.