The story is finally starting to pay off, but I’m not really sure that you can call these increasingly short episodes a video game anymore.
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Music Review: Brian Jonestown Massacre – ‘Revelation’
New Brian Jonestown Massacre disc is their 14th album, and the first from their new Berlin, Germany recording studio.
Read More »Memorial Day – Memories of Celebrating With Those Passed On
Their patriotism was inextricably linked to love of country, and to the last one I spoke to over the years, none of them were hawks who wanted conflict or sought to be in the thick of combat. They loathed war, but did love their country, so it was something they did out of a sense of duty and obligation.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Elephant in the ADHD Room’ by Letitia Sweitzer
Sweitzer explores the relationship between boredom and the diagnostic criteria of ADHD, inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.
Read More »For Your Summer Television Viewing Pleasure
As fall and spring television series wrap up and wind down, the summer is just getting started with new series galore!
Read More »Theater Review: Staged Reading of ‘I’ll Say She Is,’ ‘Lost’ Marx Brothers Musical Not Seen for 90 Years
'I'll Say She Is' will get a full production this summer at the New York Fringe Festival. Before this weekend's staged readings, the Marx Brothers' first Broadway musical hadn't been seen in any form in 90 years.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’
Screenwriter/story writer/producer Simon Kinberg and story writers Jane Goldman and Matthew Vaughn create a highly focused main plotline peppered with appealing character storylines.
Read More »TV Review: ‘Hannibal’ – ‘Mizumono’
Hannibal presents a beautiful, bloody, bombshell of a season finale.
Read More »Movie Review ‘Godzilla’ (2014)
In short, Godzilla is a disaster. It can’t decide if it’s a human melodrama, a deeply-philosophical exploration of human war culture, or a summer popcorn-flick designed to provide base-level fun.
Read More »TV Review: ‘The Normal Heart’
Ryan Murphy’s film version of Larry Kramer’s Tony award-winning play is a powerful chronicle of the first terrible years of the AIDS crisis.
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