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Originally published August 7, 2008 The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian was perfect. In most book to movie adaptations, things are lost and the spirit of the book is never … Continue readingThe Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
Originally published February 25, 2014 Back when I was a wee Gilly, my family used to be a member of Columbia House. Now, if you’re an American kid who grew … Continue readingUnforgettable with Love by Natalie Cole
Originally published August 26, 2008 Basically, the premise of the book is if you could write a memoir in six words, what would yours be? They were taking submissions from … Continue readingNot Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure by Rachel Fershleiser and Larry Smith
Originally published January 11, 2017 I had the pleasure of seeing Martin Scorsese’s newest picture, Silence, at the Red Rock Casino Regal Theatres yesterday. I got my pass through Gofobo. … Continue readingSilence (2016)
Not the glamorous ghouls from the moviesOr the pending apocalypse from the booksBut the ones who wear monkey suitsPlasters on a fake smileAnd pretends they are not dead insideLike me. … Continue readingZombi
Originally published February 12, 2017 I’ve been carrying this infographic for ages. I figured it was time to share with my fellow creatives. I know, I know; another list. But … Continue reading29 Ways to Stay Creative
Originally published August 24, 2013 I was recently able to visit my family in O’ahu, and doing what I do in my day job (concierge in Las Vegas), I planned … Continue readingDo you wanna go to Hawaii?
Originally published August 5, 2008 I finished “Mouse Tales” by David Koenig from my summer reading list last week. If you want to know about the dark side of paradise … Continue readingMouse Tales by David Koenig
I’ve been blitzing through getting my newest 3 approvals at TFL up: Daft Punk, A Little Princess (1995), and Tron: Legacy. Ya know, I’ve tried to give up fanlistings – … Continue readingWorkin’ overtime