Inquirer Columnist - Jonathan Storm

Jonathan Storm: Bristol guy is son of 'Hung'

Charlie Saxton says don't get hung up over Hung. The 19-year-old actor has come a long way from Bristol, where he graduated from Warren Snyder Elementary School and Bristol High.

Jonathan Storm: Leno savors life of comic-in-motion

Usually, writing a newspaper feature or profile, you lead with some clever prose or a snappy quote to get the folks' attention. Sometimes, simple facts are powerful enough:

Jonathan Storm: The New Fall Season

At last, the CW network answers a question that has plagued philosophers for centuries: If Superman battled vampires, who would win?

Jonathan Storm: CW Fall Lineup

New shows in bold. Shows with new times in italic. Monday 8 Gossip Girl 9 One Tree Hill Tuesday

Jonathan Storm: In fall, CBS brings back old friends in new shows

Without a Trace - gone without a trace. Cold Case - still warm. Medium - moved from NBC. The Unit marches off to oblivion. Nurse Hathaway gets a law degree and marries Mr. Big. Dharma becomes a baby mama, and NCIS gives birth, too.

Jonathan Storm: A teen musical for adults

Lillian Adler, may she rest in peace, took the McKinley High show choir (or whatever you call it) to the championship back in '93. Her picture's right there in the trophy case, along with the big loving cup. She looks just like what a glee-club adviser should look like.

Jonathan Storm: Little reality in latest 'Real Housewives'

Review: Dina Manzo, with her post-op lips, tools her black Mercedes into a handicapped parking spot in the first episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey. And that's just the start.

Jonathan Storm: That Philly feel

What a birthday celebration! Reuben R. Shelly turned 171 on March 21, and along came TV stars from CBS's Cold Case - Kathryn Morris, John Finn, Thom Barry, Danny Pino - and vanloads of extras and TV crew, poking around in a big hole just yards from where Reuben has lain since he died more than 100 years ago.

Jonathan Storm: Arthur advanced women on TV

It took cancer to quiet Bea Arthur, a strong-voiced actress who stridently helped push TV to grow up. She had an impact spanning two decades, first as a gutsy, middle-aged mother on Maude, then as an active pre-senior with a mind and desires of her own in The Golden Girls.

Jonathan Storm: The dream he pursues is a movie

Andrew Lawrence checks in from L.A., where he lives with his brother, the Reptile Man. Andrew, youngest of three acting Lawrence brothers who are to Abington what the Baldwins are to Massapequa, N.Y., stars in a Hallmark Channel movie tonight. It's called Chasing a Dream, a pretty good description of what Andrew is doing in his own life.