This is irritating. We don't receive the REELS channel, never even heard of it. So will have to hope that it comes out on DVD. But I don't see what the problem is. Everybody knows everything about JFK, so what would be the surprise? Back in the 70s one of the three major networks also produced a miniseries about JFK, and it included Old Joe and his money, and JFK's women and Jackie's unhappiness about that. It starred Martin Sheen as Jack and Blair Brown as Jackie (she was terrific) and was very well-done. The overarching feeling was the tragedy of his assassination, rather than the gossipy tidbits. I taped it and played it years later for DH. He watched the final scene, with Jackie blood-stained and in tears and in shock and said, "The country can never repay its debt to that woman." And he is not a Democrat, lol. Many movies and TV specials have been made about various presidents and their stories, including the scandals. "Eleanor and Franklin" made crystal clear the sad results of FDR's affair with Lucy Rutherford, and won a slew of Emmys, causing a sequel called "The White House Years" to be made. "The Day Reagan Was Shot", with a wonderful performance by Richard Crenna, took that event almost to the point of satire, yet no one tried to ban it. Look at what the media has been doing to presidents for the last twenty years - no one is sacrosanct. So what is the problem with events that happened fifty years ago? I'd really like to see this production. I like Greg Kinnear a lot and from what the previews show, he does a remarkable job.

I've read all of the comments here and I finally had a chance to watch the segment on I Am Home. This is what I saw and heard regarding Will.I.Am. He appeared to be shy, humble and passionate about his quest and his goals. I also watched the second tape where he gave his grandmother a house and went back to visit his old home. This is a man that grew up poor and as an adult has decided to give back. Frankly, after watching the segment, how anyone could question his motives is beyond me. Here is a successful young man who is NOT in the news daily being talked about doing drugs, drinking, beating anyone or doing anything negative and instead of his venture being received positively, there was immediate negative energy. I just don't understand that. You know folk often criticize the news, media and TV for often portraying negative information about celebrities and here we have something positive and still there are complaints. I think it is fantastic what he is doing and I intend to contribute to his fund. Lurkkish thank you for bringing this to our attention because frankly, I've heard more lately about negative things regarding celebrities going on and had not heard a word about this. Really, I mean how sad is the fact that such a wonderful cause is going on, yet hardly any press has put been put out there about it. Also, here is another tidbit that many may not know about, often young musical celebrities like Will.I.Am have charities and give back but this fact is not often reported, rather the focus is on the bad boys and girls of the music world and all the crazy shenagins that they do.

atk, hurrah, another fan! I actually love a lot of the songs on his Taylor Swift cover album...such an unlikely matchup. CindyMac, I also love Brandi Carlile. I had never heard of her until we saw Sheryl Crow several years ago and Brandi was the opening act...I actually enjoyed her performance better than Sheryl Crow's. Since then, I have seen Brandi C. a couple more times in concert and she puts on a fantastic show.

@lily316 since you’re looking for something to watch on Netflix and if you haven’t already, I recommend The Queen’s Gambit. I loved it. It’s an original Netflix 7 episode series about an orphan who grows up to be a world champion chess player. It garnered 18 Emmy nominations and won Golden Globes for best limited series and best actress.