'In Order of Disappearance' is a brilliant, sardonic, suspense narrative about one man's attempt to avenge his son's murder.
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TV Review: ‘Fargo’ – ‘A Muddy Road’
On this week's Fargo, Lorne Malvo (Billy Bob Thornton) continues his mayhem as the police begin to make connections.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Irenicon’ by Aidan Harte
Harte manages to combine a series of intricate plots lines, intriguing characters and the creation of his version of renaissance Europe without ever becoming confusing.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival: ‘Bright Days Ahead’
"Bright Days Ahead" is a humorous and engaging exploration of finding new meaning in the next step of life's passages.
Read More »Challenging Our Set Ways of Thinking by Meeting Others in a “Third Place”
Research has shown us time and again that potent creative ideas result from encountering different points of view, perspectives and disciplines.
Read More »Tribeca Film Festival: ‘Night Moves’
Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning and Peter Sarsgaard give fine performances in 'Night Moves' a narrative feature that enjoyed its US Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival 2014
Read More »TV Review: AMC’s ‘Turn’ – ‘Eternity How Long?’
That "Turn" does not do the expected in this week's episode is a delight and a revelation.
Read More »Music Review: Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra – ‘Habitat’
This is an outfit with an orchestral sound second to none.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Slime and All’ by Janet Ann Collins
I enjoyed reading Slime and All by Janet Ann Collins. The story introduces children to the truth that it’s okay to be different. The main character Lump is a large, talking, and spunky worm. Lump feels rejected when the other farm animals all run away from him. Lump makes a smart …
Read More »TV Review: ‘Parks and Recreation’ – ‘Moving Up’
Parks and Recreation's season finale is a near-perfect series finale, even though the show gets to come back! Yay!
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