Mr. Bill Meets The Donald: Oh No, Sluggo! By Leonard Zwelling It was not bad enough that he of the golden mane and gimlet eye, the Lion of Trump Tower, is trying to lie his way to the Oval Office and doing a great job of fooling many of the people most of the […]
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Movie Misnomers of 2015 By Leonard Zwelling What a strange year in cinema! You think you are going to one kind of movie based on the title, only to find once you have settled in with your popcorn, that a completely different film is before you. Of course, this is after the 20
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Photons: All Energy and No Mass. QT and The Movies; RdP, BHO, and Reality By Leonard Zwelling It is most unfortunate if you were not among those who saw The Hateful Eight in Ultra 70 mm Panavision and Cinerama during its one week Roadshow in 96 theaters around the US and Canada that began
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2016: Prepare To Or Plan For? By Leonard Zwelling There is an old Yiddish proverb that goes something like this: “If you want to make God laugh, tell Him your plans.” Yet, we humans constantly emphasize the importance of planning. I am going to be an early advisor that planning for next year, 2016,
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The NEXT “Big Short”: American Health Care By Leonard Zwelling It is great when Hollywood takes one of your favorite books and makes it into a great movie. It happens so rarely. Coma, Rosemary’s Baby, Sophie’s Choice, The Godfather, Moneyball, Silence of the Lambs, and a few others come to mind. A very few
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Fanfare for the Common Rule By Leonard Zwelling There is relief in sight for the clinical investigators of America struggling with the duel curse of over-regulation and underfunding. Changes to the Common Rule that governs all clinical investigation have been proposed and are likely to go into effect next year. Caution and vigilance are
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The Death of Cancer By Vincent T. DeVita Jr, MD and Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn By Leonard Zwelling On page 248 of this extraordinary memoir-battle story, Dr. DeVita lists the eight attributes of cancer cells as first delineated by Weinberg and Hanahan: 1. Sustained proliferative signaling 2. Evasion of growth suppressors 3. Resistance to cell death 4.
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Dr. Laurence Cooper: Corporate Centerfold By Leonard Zwelling You really have got to be kidding. I am fully aware of Dr. Cooper’s research and its potential benefit to patients. I am also aware that he has decided to take a formerly unusual, but now all too common, route to success–moving to the private
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Trumbo, Trump, and Moon Shots By Leonard Zwelling Nothing is more uplifting and nothing more dangerous than an idea. Trumbo, a film by Jay Roach starring Bryan Cranston, is the true story of Dalton Trumbo, a famous Hollywood screenwriter and author, a winner of the National Book Award, and the most famous victim
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What The Debate Really Meant By Leonard Zwelling The Tuesday Night Fight from Vegas was actually surprisingly informative. We learned that Dr. Paul wouldn’t shoot down a Russian plane in an American-declared no-fly zone, but Governor Christie would. We learned that Carly Fiorina is a scold and wants the boys she has to
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