Quarterback Jameis Winston is apparently finally capable of seeing the most basic things on the road after eye surgery. According to Greg Auman, Winston opened up about what changed after getting LASIK eye surgery, and the new Saints quarterback said he can finally read license plates, street signs and has more depth perception. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football) You can read his full quote below. Full quote from Jameis Winston on LASIK surgery, and how one example of how it helps him now is that he can read license plates if an uninsured driver hits him and drives off: pic.twitter.com/OJEfnvwinn — Greg Auman (@gregauman) April 29, 2020 The fact Jameis Winston won the Heisman, was the first pick in the NFL draft, started several years for the Buccaneers and couldn’t apparently read license plates is amazing. Throwing 30 interceptions last season gets funnier and funnier with every passing … [Read more...] about Jameis Winston Says He’s Now Capable Of Reading License Plates And Street Signs After LASIK Eye Surgery
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The Equalizer: She’s no Denzel, but Queen Latifah bosses Prime’s lighter remake
Prime The Equalizer begins screening on Prime on April 22. REVIEW: More than 30 years after acting tongue-twister Edward Woodward helped out those with a problem, another McCall is evening the odds. Only this time it’s Robyn, rather than Robert, who is TV’s The Equalizer (which debuts on Prime at 8.30pm on April 22 and will also be available to stream on Sky Go) in a slick, but formulaic update. Having stepped down from her globetrotting “charity work” – actually a cover for hot-spot troubleshooting for the CIA – the biggest challenges Robyn (Queen Latifah) faces now is how to fill her days and keep her rebellious teenage daughter from going off the rails. But when a young immigrant waitress is seemingly framed for a murder she claims there’s no way she could have committed, Robyn’s sense of injustice sees her dusting off her special set of skills and seeking out her old comrades in order to solve what appears to be a potentially frightening conspiracy. READ … [Read more...] about The Equalizer: She’s no Denzel, but Queen Latifah bosses Prime’s lighter remake
Creamerie: TVNZ’s post-apocalyptic, anti-Handmaid’s Tale offers up dark delights
Three dairy farmers accidentally run over the last surviving male human in local dark comedy Creamerie. REVIEW: All it took was 30 days. Just a month to wipe one-half of the population off the Earth. Eight years on and the remaining residents of Hiro Valley are living in seemingly perfect harmony. Sure there might not be any men anymore, but judicious use of the pre-virus sperm bank supplies is ensuring repopulation is possible (although only girls have a chance of a live birth). Like everything else, that’s run by Wellness and its charismatic leader Lane (Tandi Wright). Being bloke-free has enabled them to provide free education and healthcare for all, as well as mandatory menstruation leave. That’s the seemingly utopian backdrop to TVNZ’s new acerbic, sci-fi-infused black comedy Creamerie (streaming now on TVNZ OnDemand, as well as screening on Monday nights on TVNZ2). READ MORE: Creamerie: TVNZ's new series about a world without men TVNZ's Creamerie, … [Read more...] about Creamerie: TVNZ’s post-apocalyptic, anti-Handmaid’s Tale offers up dark delights