Written by Chap Taylor and Michael TolkinDirected by Roger Michell As a society, we’ve become conditioned to making sure the other person “pays” especially when we feel we’ve been wronged. It’s become […]
Movie Review: Changing Lanes – An Eye For An Eye Makes the Whole World Blind
DVD Review – The Ramones: Raw – Hey! Ho! Let’s Go!
Growing up outside of New York City meant being exposed to the punk scene early on. With my clubbing history, it meant seeing The Ramones at one point or another and honestly, […]
Book Review: Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover – The Book Wanted Me To Cry But I Didn’t
I belong to a few book groups on Facebook. In one of those groups, one author’s name keeps coming up as a favorite of the members: Colleen Hoover. I was not familiar […]
Quantum Leap Jumps the Shark in the Complete Fifth Season on DVD
Quantum Leap was a television show which aired from 1989 through 1993. The premise was that Sam Beckett, a scientist portrayed by Scott Bakula, created a machine to travel within a person’s […]
Movie Review: Lethal Weapon – Beyond Mad Max, Gibson Shows He Has Talent
Written by Shane BlackDirected by Richard Donner It’s hard to remember a time when Mel Gibson wasn’t an immediately recognizable name. There was a time in the mid-1980s when he was known […]
RIP Stitch, the Best Cat Ever, 2006-2022
One of the things we learned after we moved to New Hampshire was that mice were a problem, and there wasn’t much you could do about it. In the fall as it […]
Book Review – Hide and Seek: Life Lessons of a Geocacher by Gary Slinkard – Not What I Thought It Would Be
Anyone who follows me knows how much I love to geocache. There are very few books out there about my hobby, though. One author I tried to read who incorporated geocaching into […]
Movie Review: Major League – Even the Losers Get Lucky Sometimes
Written by David S. WardDIrected by David S. Ward A trend began somewhere in the 1980s where fictional movies about baseball began using real teams as their setting, rather than also creating […]
DVD Review – Annie Lennox: Totally Diva – Totally Annie
Annie Lennox spent years as the lead singer for the Eurythmics before striking out on her own. Diva was her first solo album in 1992 and a video companion was crafted for […]
AudioBook Review: Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow – The Founding Fathers Were as Divided as We Are Now
I find history fascinating. I likely should have become a historian or a fact-checker and researcher for someone like Ken Burns. When I hear something that intrigues me, I want to know […]
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