September 8th, 2015 
CEO 
By Dave Siderski
Overall, there have been 12 Star Trek Feature Films made over the past 35 years, including six featuring the original series crew, four based on the Next Generation sequel series and two from J.J Abrams recent alternate timeline series based on the original crew. These films have ranged in quality from outstanding to utterly mediocre. With this in mind, here is my ranking of all the Star Trek films from worst to first.
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By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Beloved child star that was part of the very popular Our Gang series has died at 93. Darling started in the acting business at the age of 4 joining Our Gang in the early 1920’s where she played Jean. She would go on to act for many years. In the 1970’s Darling moved to Dublin and began writing mystery and horror stories for magazines, and last appeared in a short silent film titled “The Butler’s Tale” in 2013. Before her death, she was one of the few remaining stars from the silent film era — which ended in the late 1920s when talkies entered the scene — still alive.
NewzBreaker sends our deepest condolences to the Darling Family in their time of grief….
September 7th, 2015 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Actress Judy Carne whose big claim to fame was being the “Sock it to me!” girl on “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In” in the ’60s, died on September 3rd, according to the Telegraph. She was 76.Carne was also known for her rough relationship with Burt Reynolds. She was the actor’s first wife. They were married in 1963 and divorced in 1965.
Carne was one of those faces who had a talent that would crack you up in anything she ever did on TV and will be missed.
September 7th, 2015 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Veteran actor Martin Milner died Sunday night at the age of 83 of undisclosed causes and was confirmed by Diana Downing, a representative for his fan page. Over the years, Milner put in some great performances on various TV Shows and in feature films, but he will probably be best remembered for his starting role with Kent McCord on Adam-12.
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By Chris Benedict
Laszlo Lowenstein was one of the great character actors of his time. Of any time. Odds are you know him better by his stage name Peter Lorre. Perhaps he is recognizable to you simply by his owlish eyes, large and sad and heavily-lidded, or his unusual and unmistakable and often imitated voice which calls to mind a chill wind cleaving through the still air of a moonlit cemetery at midnight. Lorre was a kind to a fault, compassionately caring man who suffered from the professional type-casting as screen heavy and boogeyman for whom horror, by default, became his bread and butter.
September 2nd, 2015 CEO By Ian Murphy
This article will be the first in a series that highlights songs throughout pop music history that can have a case made for them as being the greatest song of all time. Of course these selections are subjective, and reflect my own tastes and preferences. However, to avoid a “ranking”, I have chosen to select a number of songs that could qualify to be the greatest. There will be no specific genre, time period or group/artist in particular, although you may see some repeat. The criteria is not based on popularity alone, musical proficiency, or longevity in the public consciousness (although all the preceding contribute). In addition, depth of message, quality of arrangement, and societal impact all weigh heavily in the selection process.
September 1st, 2015 CEO 
Starring: Christopher Abbott, Cynthia Nixon, Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi, Makenzie Leigh, Ron Livingston
Written and Directed by: Josh Mond
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Synopsis
James White (Christopher Abbott) is a troubled twenty-something trying to stay afloat in a frenzied New York City. He retreats further into a self-destructive, hedonistic lifestyle, but as his mother (Cynthia Nixon) battles a serious illness James is forced to take control of his life. As the pressure on him mounts, James must find new reserves of strength or risk imploding completely.
September 1st, 2015 CEO 
By Ian Murphy (Who else would it be by?)
Few (if any, really) bands in the history of Rock have been able to combine heavy music with good songwriting like Metallica has. Bands who are as heavy usually are left wanting as songwriters and good tunesmiths often cannot wield the heaviness hammer with any control well enough to salvage their songs. Metallica succeeds in both areas. From the brutal precision of “Battery” to the crushingly heavy “Sad But True” to the shimmering masterpiece of “The Unforgiven”, Metallica covers an enormous sonic range that is almost hard to believe. Their command of dynamics and dramatic effect are second to none. Often imitated (and I am guilty of this!) but never duplicated, the Metallica sound is truly their own, and no one has fully been as successful they way they have been in their nearly 35 year career.
August 31st, 2015 CEO 
By Dave Siderski
Iconic film director Wes Craven passed away on Sunday at his Los Angeles home after a battle with brain cancer. Craven was a mainstay on the Hollywood scene for 34 years. He cut his teeth on the Hollywood scene working in the Adult Film industry in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. In his first notable film, Craven was the Executive Producer of “Together”, a racy drama featuring legendary adult movie star Marilyn Chambers.
August 31st, 2015 CEO 
After 20 years of marriage, Greg Lawrence’s world is rocked when he learns the sad truth about his sex life—that his wife, Kathy, has never had an orgasm with him during intercourse. In this brutally honest and hilarious one-hour special, HOW TO MAKE LOVE TO MY WIFE follows the sexual misadventures of Greg as he attempts to turn himself into a world-class lover. A light-hearted and self-deprecating examination of Greg’s ineptitude in bed, the hour follows the intrepid husband as he seeks out ways to expand his sexual arsenal and spice up his love life. From toy tutorials to a crash course in understanding the female anatomy and even soliciting advice from unsuspecting female counterparts, Greg checks his ego at the door in an oftentimes humiliating – but always endearing – mission to please his wife. Through the laughs, viewers will be charmed and may even receive some quality advice on how to bring a spark back into the bedroom. HOW TO MAKE LOVE TO MY WIFE premieres on Discovery Life Channel on Monday, September 7 at 10/9c.
August 30th, 2015 CEO 
By Chris Benedict
Of the countless films which Roscoe Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin would plow through during their tenures at Mack Sennett’s Keystone Studios (Chaplin’s being of a mere 10-month duration), in only seven of them-between March 2 and September 7, 1914-would they appear together. Only the last, their hilarious drunken carousal in “The Rounders”, can be considered an equitable collaboration. Begrudgingly billed and still remembered as “Fatty” as well as overshadowed by the enduring legacy of Chaplin’s Little Tramp, it is sadly lost on many contemporary movie lovers what a pioneering comedic genius Roscoe Arbuckle was, not to mention one of cinema’s first truly beloved superstars. He mentored both Chaplin and Buster Keaton and it should go without saying that Chris Farley, John Belushi, and Jackie Gleason are a few who owed tremendous debts of gratitude to Roscoe.
August 30th, 2015 CEO By Ian Murphy
To say this tune by English hard rock band Led Zeppelin was innovative is an understatement. Much press is given to the guitar prowess of Jimmy Page, but in reality, he was just as pioneering as a producer. Page was in the forefront with tones, layering and getting better sounds out of relatively primitive (by today’s standards) equipment in the studio. The opening riff to “Heartbreaker” is absolutely massive.
August 26th, 2015 CEO 
Exclusive Interview by Dave Siderski
“I only do things that force me to face my fears, otherwise what’s the point of doing it………………Life is just way too short, so, why not face your fears and live outside of your comfort zone”— Dave Vescio
Dave Vescio revels in playing roles that indie films fans love to hate. He’s horrified moviegoers with dark portrayals of villains such as “The Stranger” in “Hick” and “The Salesman” in “The Odd Way Home”. Dave has found a way to channel his personal experiences as an ex-convict to create dark characters that are believable and compelling to watch on screen. Vescio has acted in numerous award winning films over the past five years. Now, he takes a few minutes to share his thoughts about his acting career and personal journey with our readers here at NewzBreaker.
