Posts Tagged as ‘tex and the city’

June 14, 2010

Tex and the City: Falling Just Short

Today on Alphabet City: Tex and the City squeezes in some questionable religious training with Broadway’s Next Fall My brushes with formal religious education have been fleeting.  As a kid, my family attended a non-denominational Congregationalist church mostly because it was expected of my climbing-the-law-firm-ladder father.  Later, as a 12 year-old, I very reluctantly suffered [...]

June 8, 2010

Tex and the City: Little Night Virus

Today on Alphabet City: Jon Paul heads out as Tex and the City to see if Catherine Zeta can Send in the Clowns I’ve had an odd fascination with Catherine Zeta-Jones pelvis since Susan and I were forced to sit front row at a premiere of the hokey Sean Connery romantic thriller Entrapment.  We could [...]

May 5, 2010

Tex and the City: Fresh Meat

Today on Alphabet City: Jon Paul’s new Aussie friend turns the talk show table on him; a special Tex and the City. When I first moved to Manhattan, folks told me that you may start calling yourself a “true New Yorker” only after living here 10 years.  It was always said with such conviction that [...]

April 28, 2010

Tex and the City: Love, Jackson Style

Viewer Programming Note: enjoy the “branded” debut of a new spin-off series ‘Tex and the City’—JP’s cultural reviews. Today on Alphabet City: Tex and the City discovers his writing roots thanks to a maniac onstage at the Public Theatre. Last Friday, I fell in love all over again with a man some are calling the [...]