“One for the Money” is kinda like a candy bar (that Stephanie would keep in her glove compartment next to her Beretta), a bright shiny wrapper filled with unfulfilling fluff you know isn’t good for you. Continue reading
Many people love the exotic foods of other countries, the tastes and smells of places we could only dream of visiting. There are our Middle Eastern foods, of tangy flavors, spices that seem like they engulf your lungs in pure spicy delight. We have our multiple Spanish restaurants, with the zesty sauces and sizzling piping hot cuisines. Continue reading
In relationships, sometimes you can feel like your playing a numbers game. How many times a week is normal? How many days should you wait to call…wait before you say I love you? Not to mention, there is the enviable conversation in every relationship, where you are faced with revealing how many partners you have had. Continue reading
An illustrated review of Tribes Ascend Continue reading
The Sunday paper isn’t the only source for coupons! The internet is a vast source for manufacturer coupons of all kinds. I’ll show you where to find the best coupons online… Continue reading
“Red Tails” is a darn good movie. I went to see it at the Pix Theater downtown and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Not only is the theater very comfortable but the movie itself was a great work of art. Continue reading
From the opening credits, “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” forces the audience to be overwhelmingly present. The silhouette of a falling man, surrounded by a sea of floating papers suddenly brings everyone back to ‘the worst day’, as the film calls it. There is no more emotionally evocative event in this generations history, and “Extremely Loud” doesn’t let you forget it. Continue reading
Liam Neeson is back in “The Grey,” and this time leading a group of down and out oil workers through the depths of hell as they try and survive a plane crash in the middle of Alaska. Continue reading
Sunday papers have traditionally been and still are the best source for coupons. Sunday papers come supplied with glossy booklets, officially known as inserts, which pack hundreds of dollars’ worth of savings in manufacturer and store coupons. Continue reading
It’s not often that a T.V. series comes out and actually sticks to the promises it keeps of being suspenseful, comedic, or any other attribute a show may be promising; which is why while watching the first episode of “Alcatraz” surprised me. Continue reading