Then check out White Christmas, the stage version of the 1954 musical film featuring Bing Crosby and Rosmary Clooney at Shea’s Performing Arts center through Sunday. It features Irvin Berlin classics like Happy Holidays”, “Blue Skies” and of course “White Christmas” as first recorded by Bing Crosby.

Since im not much of a theater review guy, i’ll spare you my critique and just tell you to go check it. All Ill say is that the chick that plays Betty is pretty hot! Seriously though, it was a really good show.

More interesting than my review of the play was the playbill, which had an interesting pop culture history lesson in it.

VH1 is counting down the 100 Greatest Songs of the ’90s. It’s all the Clinton-era hits you know and maybe even love, from the artists who defined Generation X.

I caught the first 20 songs last night.  Its pretty well done but the most interesting part is it gives you an update as to what some of these long lost one hit wonders are up to these days.

Hour 1 replays tonight at 9pm with hour 2 starting at 10pm.

If you don’t want to watch all the episodes, here is the wholetop 100 list. One word. Disappointed.

This past Sunday, it was an East Side vs. West Side football game in the snow at Buffalo ReUse HQ on Northampton Street.

Upon arrival, players were decorated with war paint by the lovely Caesandra from Buffalo ReUse.

Once we were painted up, the teams were set up and we went into gridiron battle. In an effort to not get anyone killed nor look like sissies playing two handed touch, we chose to play “wrap up” football. A “wrap up” tackle supposedly halts the forward progress of the individual driving towards the end zone. In practice, it looked a lot more like this: