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ENTERTAINMENT
Ted Danson And Mary Steenburgen Aren't Getting Divorced, OK?
By Ron Dicker
But the actor told Jimmy Kimmel that he forgot to tell his wife about their split on "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Oops.
ENTERTAINMENT
You Should Watch 'The Good Place' on TV Even if You're Probably Not Going There
By David Hinckley , Contributor
Entertainment and pop culture writer
Bell plays Eleanor Shellstrop, who has just died in a cheap, senseless little accident and wakes up in, yup, The Good Place
ENTERTAINMENT
NBC's 'The Good Place': The Afterlife As It Should Be, With a Minor Glitch or Two
By David Hinckley , Contributor
Entertainment and pop culture writer
Why not? Well, Danson offers a hint. "Michael only recently was promoted to middle management," he explains, "and he's in
ENTERTAINMENT
Charley Koontz, On Being a CSI: Cyber Hero
By Bryan Cain, Contributor
Freelance Writer/Podcast Host
Charley, a Bay Area native, or more specifically - a Concord, California native. The man of the hour, "Krummy" himself, or
ENTERTAINMENT
Whoopi Goldberg Has 'Boned So Many People' Since She Dated Ted Danson
By Julia Brucculieri
"The View" co-host announced it loud and proud on "Watch What Happens Live."
ENTERTAINMENT
Am I Loving "Fargo"? Oh, You Betcha!
By Jeff Polman, Contributor
Writer of many things cultural and fictional
There have been plenty of other fantastic shows but I'm not sure I've absolutely enjoyed anything more than Fargo. Goofy accents, unflinching violence and all, it's like getting a gift-wrapped box of delicious mystery candy delivered through your screen once a week--and diet be damned.
GREEN
Salmon For Dinner? Your Meal Just Got A Bit More Fishy
By Andrew Sharpless and Ted Danson, Contributors
Seafood fraud cheats consumer wallets -- leading consumers to believe they are buying a product that they're actually not -- and penalizes those who think they're making smart seafood choices.
WEIRD NEWS
Donald Trump, Gordon Ramsay Or Don Draper? Who’s The Scariest TV Boss?
By Whitney Meers
Naturally, the best boss is the one who serves everyone booze.
ENTERTAINMENT
"Fargo" Is Fantastic
By Jackie K Cooper, Contributor
Film Critic
You don't want to love it but you will. It is maddeningly brilliant, explicitly ugly, and fascinatingly watchable. I have seen only the first four episodes and I want more, more, more ASAP. A show like this is why cable was invented.
ENVIRONMENT
Go Strawless
By Katherine Meadowcroft, Contributor
Cultural activist and writer.
Have we already heard enough about plastic pollution? No, on the contrary I believe we have become inured to the problem. Stop. Think. Do I need this straw, this bag, this little red stir stick, this little plastic green grass with my sushi, or that bottle of water?
ENTERTAINMENT
'Fargo' Season 2: Murder, Reagan And An All-Star Cast
By Maureen Ryan
Bruce Campbell as the Gipper, seriously?
SAN FRANCISCO
Week to Week News Quiz for 5/1/15: Special May Day Edition
By John Zipperer, Contributor
Vice President of Media & Editorial, The Commonwealth Club of ...
Here are some random but real hints: It could also be used to dry the laundry the other 364 days of the year; everybody knows this name; it is in the name, folks; and there you go again. Answers are below the quiz.
GREEN
Presidential Task Force Releases Recommendations for Seafood Fraud and Illegal Fishing
By Ted Danson and Andrew Sharpless, Contributors
Without a comprehensive approach, consumers, seafood businesses, fishermen and the oceans will still be at risk from seafood fraud and illegal fishing.
GREEN
A Luxury Resort Threatens Belize's Mesoamerican Reef
By Ted Danson and Andrew Sharpless, Contributors
Opposition to Puerto Azul is widespread among Belizeans. While they support tourism -- the backbone of the country's economy -- they do not support building a resort that will irreversibly destroy the Mesoamerican reef, the very place that tourists come to experience.
GREEN
How One South American Oil Spill Is Devastating Local Fisheries And Wildlife
By Ted Danson and Alex Muñoz, Contributors
This oil spill is not an isolated case -- it's just one example of persistent and pervasive environmental misconduct that endangers the environment and the people that depend upon it.
ENTERTAINMENT
ReThink Review: The One I Love -- A Strained Relationship Gets Strange
By Jonathan Kim, Contributor
Movie Critic for ReThink Reviews
The One I Love is one of those perfect indie gems you feel lucky for finding, and it's yet another example of how an interesting premise, real emotion, and a few great actors will trump big budgets, special effects, and star power every time.
GREEN
Protect Santa Barbara's Coastline From New Oil Drilling
By Ted Danson, Contributor
Actor; board member, Oceana
In recent years, oil and gas developers have been agitating for the first new lease for off-shore drilling in California waters since before the Santa Barbara oil spill. And where the project would be located? You guessed it: just miles from the site of the 1969 disaster in Santa Barbara County.
GREEN
Wasted Cash in the US Fishing Industry
By Ted Danson and Andrew Sharpless, Contributors
What if you heard that other fishermen were unintentionally catching large numbers of vulnerable marine animals like dolphins, whales, and sea turtles -- damaging gear and hurting their own bottom lines? Waste on this scale occurs every day in many U.S. fisheries, hurting both fishermen and marine life.
GREEN
California Fails To List Imperiled White Sharks
By Ted Danson and Andrew Sharpless, Contributors
Great white sharks are magnificent apex predators and a vital component of California's ocean ecosystem. Not only is the population dangerously low, but the remaining sharks are at great risk of being caught and killed as bycatch in gillnet fisheries.
ENTERTAINMENT
Baby Mary From '3 Men And A Baby' Is All Grown Up
By Stephanie Marcus
The sisters stopped by Monday, June 16, to chat with co-host Savannah Guthrie about their experience (of which they obviously
GREEN
Bloomberg to Help Save the Oceans and Feed the World
By Ted Danson and Andrew Sharpless, Contributors
It's not often that someone can make a philanthropic investment that simultaneously fights climate change, biodiversity loss, and world hunger. But Michael Bloomberg is doing just that.
ENTERTAINMENT
Live From the Sundance Film Festival: Wednesday, Jan. 22
By Marshall Fine, Contributor
Author, film critic, filmmaker
My last day at the Sundance Film Festival ended with a big bang: The Raid 2, Gareth Evans' sequel to his eye-popping 2011 action film The Raid. And it was a good day prior to that, with a pair of mysterious films -- one a sci-fi thriller, one a marital comedy -- and most of an eye-opening documentary.
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