by James Moore It’s not a stretch to say that it’s been a good year for the digital age, especially recently. Facebook can claim all-time highs; they can claim new services, new processes, and have brought ‘freshness’ to an industry that really could go stale after a while. It won’t die, of course; […]
Archives for September 2013
Guffey Colorado, Elevation 8600′
September 29, 2013 By
Guffey, Colorado, now’s here’s a very unique town. The town is pretty much owned and operated by one man Bill Soux. Guffey is a “Road Side Attraction” in the truest sense of the words. Plenty of antiques and history to take up most of a day. Make sure you have time for a few […]
Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun
September 29, 2013 By
Kam’s Kapsules: by Kam Williams For movies opening September 27, 2013 BIG BUDGET FILMS Baggage Claim (PG-13 for profanity and sexuality) Paula Patton stars in this romantic comedy about a marriage-minded flight-attendant’s frantic search to find Mr. Right before her younger sister’s (Lauren London) impending wedding. Ensemble cast includes Derek Luke, Jill Scott, […]
The Gladiators Are Back: Hockey Preseason is a Real Kick
September 27, 2013 By
by Amy Lignor The one thing you can always count on when watching a hockey game is that someone will go overboard. Tempers flash as quick as the sticks out there on the ice. And with the way the NFL season is beginning – with complete and utter shock and awe considering the teams […]
Join Amy Lignor on Suspense Radio 9/28/2013 at 11 AM EST
September 27, 2013 By
Readers! Book Lovers! The author of the amazing ‘Tallent & Lowery’ series – Amy Lignor – will be my guest on Suspense RadioTHIS Saturday! 11:00 AM Pacific/2:00 PM Eastern. “Your insider source for everything that is suspense/thriller/mystery and horror,” will find out about the new release that everyone has been chomping at the bit for. Book III […]
Eco-Conscious Sequel Pits Flint and Friends against Evil Agri-Corporation
September 27, 2013 By
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 Film Review by Kam Williams When we first met Flint Lockwood (Bill Hader), he lost control of a contraption which turned water into food and triggered a foodalanche which wreaked havoc all across Swallow Falls before being turned off. At the point of departure of this worthy sequel, […]
Stewardess Frantically Searches for Mr. Right in Peripatetic Romantic Comedy
September 27, 2013 By
Baggage Claim Film Review by Kam Williams Montana Moore (Paula Patton) is in quite a quandary. The pretty stewardess is practically 30 years-old, the age by which her meddling mother (Jenifer Lewis) insists any young lady must marry to be considered respectable. Meanwhile, her younger sister, Sheree (Lauren London), who’s just a sophomore in […]
Heather Graham Returns with Keeper of the Dawn (The Keepers: L.A.)
September 26, 2013 By
by Amy Lignor For anyone who has been a fan of ‘The Keepers: L.A.’ you’ll be thrilled. This is paranormal romance at its finest, with the sexiest ‘dead’ man since Dracula came to town as one of the primary characters. Readers have walked hand-in-hand with Graham’s warriors as they kept the night, the moon, […]
When Did Steven Spielberg Buy the NFL?
September 25, 2013 By
by Amy Lignor It sure seems like the greatly creative Steven Spielberg has gotten together with his best bud, George Lucas, and written a script that’s definitely as out of this world as ‘Star Wars.’ Watching Week 3 of the NFL play out looked a great deal like ‘Indiana Jones’ mixed with a […]
Portraits of Meiji Japan—Photography from the 1880s
September 25, 2013 By
June 13 – December 31 MMA Pacific Street Portraits of Meiji Japan features hand-painted Japanese albumen photography from the Museum’s permanent collection. Approximately ten years prior to the rule of Emperor Meiji (1868-1912), known as the Meiji restoration, Japan re-established diplomatic and trading relations with the rest of the world, marking a dramatic departure from […]
