City On A Hill

Assessment of Season 2 of City on A Hill I thought City on a Hill was a great show when I raved about a few weeks earlier, but the current season did a lot to make a case for being in the pantheon of great television. …

“City on a Hill,” a period drama, explores Boston’s underworld — I Need a Goat, directed by Ed Bianchi from a story penned by Tamara P. Carter and series creator Chuck MacLean, came to television screens Sunday, 4 April 2021. It is sometimes difficult following this many concurrent storylines because it isn’t easy figuring out how they intersect. There is a…

City on a Hill is back for Season 2 Kevin Bacon has been so ubiquitous that its all too easy to forget what a great actor he can truly be. Whether in prestige films Apollo 13 or A Few Good Men, sly comedies like Crazy, Stupid, Love or big Oscar…

An assistant U.S. attorney accidentally overdoses in Jackie’s car — City on a Hill, created by Chuck MacLean, returned to Showtime on Sunday, 28 March 2021 with its much anticipated second season. The second season premiere, with series co-lead Kevin Bacon occupying the directorial chair, doesn’t pull any punches. Bill Russell’s Bedsheets, with a story penned by Chuck MacLean, soon…

MacLean’s “City on a Hill” Season Two premieres March 28 — City on a Hill, created by Chuck MacLean, premieres on Sunday, 28 March 2021 with the Kevin Bacon directed Bill Russell’s Bedsheets. District Attorney Decourcy Ward, played by Aldis Hodge, is adamantly intent on cleaning up Boston’s corruptly criminal corridors of power. John “Jackie” Rohr, played by Bacon, is a…

With 300+ years of history, Boston is a hub of activity. Learn about the best places to visit in Boston from a past Beantown resident! Just after college, I moved to Boston, Massachusetts. I lived there for about two years and loved every moment! I had a lot of friends…

The image of America as a “city on a hill” is not a new one . While the origin of that phrase is in itself troubling for the mere fact of its naivete concerning human nature, we ought to be reminded as citizens of the United States, and in fact…

Thoughts on the #Georgefloydprotests by a global citizen “The Child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.” — African Proverb As a university student, I was taught that liberalism was the ideological recipe to create a eudaimonic society, and the United States…

We are seeing things right now on our American borders that are so shockingly and disgracefully inhumane and un-American that it is simply enraging. And we have heard people in high position in the American government blaspheme in the name of God and country that it is a moral thing…