First, I suppose I should describe what I mean by “cool”, since the word is so broadly defined now… Growing up, to me “cool” meant someone that people were instinctively drawn to, but who kept themselves slightly apart. Full Article at Huffington Post

Here are what some of the writers are saying around the internet before the 'wild rumpus starts': Thomas Boswell of the Washington Post: When the World Series starts Wednesday, the proud, confident defending world champion Philadelphia Phillies will... Full Article at American Legends

From the towering home runs to the off-field transgressions, Alex Rodriguez is unlike anyone else. Someone once asked Fred Zinnemann, the director, what a certain famous movie star was like. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Someone once asked Fred Zinnemann, the director, what a certain famous movie star was like. "What makes you think," Zinnemann replied, "that she's like anything?" Full Article at NPR

In the nineteen-fifties, Fred Zinnemann (“High Noon”) and George Stevens (“Shane”) tried to freeze the Western genre into a single archetypal film, while directors like Budd Boetticher and Anthony Mann were taking it in bitter new directions. Full Article at The New Yorker