It is our duty to teach our children well in order that they teach their children well and to have that continue in perpetuity. If we do not, we are not only ensuring things will be forgotten but that they will inevitably be repeated.
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Movie Review: ‘Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation’ Continues Stellar Spy Streak
than’s veteran team gets more screen time for character development as well as some great dynamics and emotional motivations for a deeper audience experience. Audiences get the expected high stakes thrills along with more personal situations of survival from various characters – both professionally and physically.
Read More »Bounce, Skate & Rock: An Overview of Janet Jackson
This brief overview takes one into Jackson’s awesome body of work cultivated over 30 years. Before checking out her soon-to-be released new record, get reacquainted with the albums that laid the groundwork for it.
Read More »DVD Review: ‘I-Lived’ from ‘Maniac’ Director Franck Khalfoun
This is been there, seen that, of the highest order.
Read More »Card Game Review: ‘Moose Caboose’ from Winning Moves Games
A color-matching game as fun for grown-ups as it is for kids.
Read More »Music Review: Buddy Guy – ‘Born to Play Guitar’
Guy has made scores of albums in his career. This one measures up to any of his best, and that is high praise indeed.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Fab Four Friends: The Boys Who Became The Beatles” by Susanna Reich
Every person who has ever loved The Beatles and would like to share that love with children might want to have this book in his or her home
Read More »San Antonio Film Festival Wrap-Up: An Interview with the ‘Moments of Clarity’ Team
Co-writer and star Kristin Wallace, director Stev Elam and producer David J. Phillips talk about the production of their new indie comedy, 'Moments of Clarity.'
Read More »Reports Indicate Kids Get Too Much Homework – Are Parents Partially to Blame?
So as the Back to School Monster rears its ugly head, it is not necessary for parents to cringe in despair. Parents should be partners with teachers in the education equation, and that means parents speaking up and telling a teacher when the homework is too much.
Read More »City of Trees Summer Concert Event 2015: Preview (August 15, 2015)
Featuring Cake and Of Monsters and Men, the inaugural City of Trees Summer Concert Event takes place at Gibson Ranch in Sacramento on August 15, 2015 (presented by indie radio station Radio 94.7).
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