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Fall TV preview | How Monday's new show rate
Verdict: Needs work. •“Terra Nova” (Fox, 7 pm Sept. 26). Clunky dialogue and a story line that breaks no new ground put a damper on what should be a barnburner. In this effects-laden dino drama from Steven Spielberg, the planet is choking on its own
Updated: 09/10/2011 11:17P
Fall TV preview | How Thursday's new shows rate
Verdict: Needs improvement •“How to Be a Gentleman” (CBS, 7:30 pm Sept. 29). A men's magazine columnist remakes himself to become more relevant. Someday a pop-culture professor will study this sitcom as a metaphor of CBS' ham-handed attempts to
Updated: 09/10/2011 11:17P
Fall TV preview | How Tuesday's new shows rate
Verdict: Watch it. •“Unforgettable” (CBS, 9 pm Sept. 20). This crime procedural is based on a novel but also inspired by a “60 Minutes” story about actress Marilu Henner, who can tell you what day of the week was June 5, 1988 — and what she had for
Updated: 09/10/2011 11:17P
Fall TV preview | How Wednesday's new shows rate
Verdict: Watch it. •“The X Factor” (Fox, 7 pm Sept. 21). The UK version of this reality-singing competition, in which the judges serve as mentors to the talent, certainly justifies Simon Cowell's decision to leave “Idol” and bring this franchise to the
Updated: 09/10/2011 11:17P
Fall TV preview | How Friday's new shows rate
Verdict: Skip it. •“Grimm” (NBC, 8 pm Oct. 21). This is one of those shows where the pitch meeting was probably way more entertaining than the finished pilot. Producers Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner know good TV; they're also behind “Hot in Cleveland.
Updated: 09/10/2011 11:17P
˜Players let the club down™, says frustrated boss
That was manager Martyn Lakin's damning verdict following Town's early exit from this season's FA Cup. “It's a massive disappointment,” Lakin told the Standard. “The players have really let the club down. “We should have been 3-0 up at half time but
Updated: 09/10/2011 10:45P
Victim, mother say 'justice has been served'
“I feel that justice has been served,” Nicole Coleman, the victim's mother, said. She said the verdict was clear evidence that the jury believed her son, and it was very important to her for the truth to be known. “The truth was so important to me,
Updated: 09/10/2011 10:09P
Pitts: Shocking events seared into memory
I had followed the trial nearly gavel-to-gavel and had intended to go home from my job in Arlington, Va., to watch the verdict by myself. I was not as convinced of Simpson's guilt as I am now, and I didn't want to hear my co-workers cheer the guilty
Updated: 09/10/2011 10:01P
Pitts: Shocking events of 9/11 seared into memory
I had followed the trial nearly gavel-to-gavel and had intended to go home from my job in Arlington, Va., to watch the verdict by myself. I was not as convinced of Simpson's guilt as I am now, and I didn't want to hear my co-workers cheer the guilty
Updated: 09/10/2011 10:01P
Arizona Church "A Front for Prostitution"
The arrests were based on charges of prostitution, as police officials stated that the temple "exchanged sex for donations," with men and women providing the sex. The church advertised that it provided "neo-tantric healing therapies," Phoenix police
Updated: 09/10/2011 09:53P
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