How do you look at your stuff? There’s a lot of stuff that makes up your home. When you think about it, your home is a collection of a bunch of resources, materials, and systems. Or, in other words, a lot of stuff. How can you look at the stuff in your home in terms … Continue reading Stuff in Your Home: Making It More Earth Friendly
Death is a fact of life, but that doesn’t make it any easier to deal with. No matter the connection, family, friend, co-worker, the loss of someone from your life has an impact. The same can be said for fictional characters. When we invest our time into reading a book series or watching a long … Continue reading Death In Superhero Comics
In the last decade plus, there has been a movement to change the way families are seen and experienced. It has nothing to do with being gay. Has nothing to do with where you’re going to live. It doesn’t even have anything to do with what you have planned for the life of a parent. … Continue reading A 4-Year-Old Cannot Assign Their Own Sex – Let’s Talk About It…
The Academy Awards. Oscar. The oldest and most respected Entertainment Award ceremony out there. Often referred to as “The Super Bowl of the Movie Industry”. Some of the greatest films ever made have been recognized by Hollywood’s highest honor across all types of genres: Drama, Comedy, War Films, Biopics, Musicals, Westerns and Historical epics to … Continue reading Killing Oscar! How The Academy Snubs The Horror Genre
The Academy Awards has given out honors to all kinds of films over the last 91 years since it’s inception. Dramas, comedies, war films, westerns, romances, musicals and animation. Horror films and fantasy films have also had their days, although few and far between, in the top spot at The Oscars. Even a few Science … Continue reading Crisis On Infinite Award Shows
The regularly-occurring high school dance, is always a time of stress, raging hormones and angst, and inside the 15th episode of Season 1 of Friday The 13th: The Series – the trend continues. All because of a very special compact – made of gold. Valuable to be sure, but also cursed. Those who are woo’d … Continue reading Our Review Of “Vanity’s Mirror” – Episode 15
Every parent has said to their children—multiple times, “Turn off the water.” We teach our children the importance of not wasting water, but it’s important for us adults to remember as well. And it’s about so much more than just turning off the faucet. Water plays a bigger role in today’s modern world than it … Continue reading The Water We’re Using at Home
The book was a sensation – the movie? A BLOCKBUSTER. Teen angst isn’t just a magnetic property, it is the gravity well for a movie that takes cancer, high school hormones, and nationwide audiences to a level of excitement and awareness that hasn’t really yet been harnessed. Enjoy our very special look at The Fault … Continue reading The Fault In Our Stars – (The Book) VERSUS The Fault In Our Stars – (The 2014 Movie)
He is the first President to ever leave the country while in office. He was the first President to win the Nobel Peace Prize. He was the first President to ride in a submarine. The first President to own a car and he renamed the Executive Mansion “The White House.” He was the first … Continue reading Teddy Roosevelt (TR) – The 26th President of The United States
Finding ones way through rough times is often made much easier with – light. When you take light and make it portable, you’ve by definition made – a lantern. What would happen if the light that was emitted from a lantern was coming from a lantern that was – cursed! We find out about that … Continue reading Our Review Of “Bedazzled” – Episode 14