Note: The Attorney for the Brown Campaign spoke with me after this piece was published, and that update can be found here.
We’re still waiting for the inevitable Preetsmas fallout. The statute of limitations for all of the alleged misdemeanors expires in the next month, so everyone expects something to happen shortly.
If you’re most people, you never heard of Joe Mascia before this past week. He’s a nothing; a nobody.
He’s a failure.
What a great idea for a movie – if only it had been made about 20 years ago.
In a nutshell (and Hollywood movies don’t get made if you can’t fit the idea in a nutshell), Pixels is Ghostbusters versus video games. We’re talking old school video games here, the kind you had to go to a video arcade to play. If you don’t know what a video arcade is, ask your parents. It was an 80s thing.
You’ve seen them in most stores in Buffalo. You’ve probably purchased a deck or received one as a gift; flipping through the contents to find some of your favorite restaurants. City Dining Cards have replaced those old out-dated “entertainment books,” and now the successful Buffalo based company is taking their business to the next level with their new free City Dining Cards App.
Facebook has become a sort of modern-day, digitized town square or water-cooler. It’s where we have epic debates and fights over the news of the day, and also share Instagrammed pictures of our dinners. In the last day or so, there’s been a lively debate on my Facebook timeline in response to this post of mine (my Facebook profile is locked down, and my general rule is I won’t friend you unless we’ve met in real life).
They held the “Yay Carl” rally on the steps of City Hall Wednesday afternoon, and it was sparsely attended. I drove by at around 5:15—Carl was waiting to speak and looking upon his creation—and most of the crowd was made up of reporters and curious passersby.