Richard Lawler

LOL. There is no work involved or rewarding goal coming from watching Lost. Namechecking old books is not intellectually stimulating when the core story is so nonexistent.

The reason why you can't explain Lost to anyone now is because it makes no sense. That's not good.

Sports in 3D is a pretty incredible experience. I would recommend actually seeing it before deciding it's worthless, just in case. Having things flying out of the TV is simple gimmickry and isn't really how 3D sports broadcasts actually work, where the extra depth and clarity caused by the extra visual information makes it a noticeable upgrade over HD. Gazing down a long fairway and seeing it more like you're actually standing there instead of staring at a flat 2D image that greatly loses detail as the distance increases is impressive, if you see it, you'll understand why they went to the effort.

Still, don't take my word for it -- actually go see it, not just some kids movie and extrapolating from there. I'll be at the cinema this weekend watching the Final Four in 3D, just like we saw the BCS Championship a couple of years ago, it's a worthwhile experience if there's a theater nearby.

Also, just a note -- there are several cable providers other than the ones listed who will be carrying the 3D broadcast in the U.S. and Canada, and it's viewable on a computer with the proper equipment on Masters.com

I love when I catch sports reporters so I can see Mitch Albom chewing some athlete out for a lack of integrity and I get to remember why I never read his columns.

Thanks for the heads up! Fixed

Forza 3 demo is coming on the 24th

I'm glad they included a Chuck Mangione appeareance.

I wear glasses. It's not something I'd want to wear all day, but they fit fine.

Second picture. (Also, I wear glasses)

If you read the article, you'd know that when the screen is raised for U2, it won't work, and they'll have to lower it again to make it work. Also, not old news.

Thank you.

My copy and paste skills seem to have failed me once again, fixed.