A sequel to Joker is in development at Warner Bros. according to a new report by The Hollywood Reporter. Director Todd Phillips is said to be in talks to return as director with the original’s screenwriter, Scott Silver, lined up to pen the script. The report adds that studio Warner Bros. has sequel options in … Continue reading A “Joker” Sequel May Be In The Works →

Myles Powell Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard and his players usually spend Big East media day talking about motivation. Proving their doubters wrong. Answering questions about why they are better than where they were predicted to finish. Thursday was different. In a role reversal, Seton Hall was slotted first, picked by the Big East coaches … Continue reading Seton Hall Basketball: Big East Conference Favorites →

Italian home cooking in a kitchen that’s probably smaller than your ownA cafe by day, Lillo in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn is easy to love. It doesn't take reservations, so aspiring guests line up outside for shots at about a dozen and-a-half seats. After a brief, unofficial BYOB period was kiboshed, it’s a … Continue reading Italian Home Style Cooking at “Lillo” in Brooklyn →

The cut-rate meat Tad's Steaks will shutter its last New York City outpost — which opened its doors off Times Square in 1960, according to a government filing that cited “economic” troubles as the reason for the closing. The cafeteria-style chophouse is known for hawking inexpensive meat-and-potato dinners on red trays — meals that cost … Continue reading Tad’s Steaks Closing Its Last NY Restaurant →