A Reflective Sort of Post
I hated mirrors as a kid. Really hated them. When I was about 5, I heard an old-timey radio episode of The Shadow in which
August 17, 2012
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I hated mirrors as a kid. Really hated them. When I was about 5, I heard an old-timey radio episode of The Shadow in which
We, the people, have always had an affection for those in the spotlight: the famous. Ever since the first scruffy human guy shuffled back to
“The bad news is that the Olympics are over,” fellow Plugged In critic Adam Holz proclaimed yesterday. “On the up side, Shark Week is here!”
The other day I spotted a young girl, maybe 10 or 11, walking through the supermarket with her mom. Nothing out of the ordinary there,
Working at Plugged In, I have a front-row seat when it comes to observing trends in our culture. And one of the ones we’ve talked
My family and I have been watching the Olympics over the past week. A lot, actually. You see, my wife started swimming competitively when she
I like motorcycles. Fast ones. Always have. I owned a few in my younger days. And even now, if I had the dough, I’d be
My family’s been in the throes of Olympics fever the last few nights. We saw that weird baby rise up during the opening ceremonies, watched
Earlier this week, in the wake of the Aurora Colo., shooting, our own Paul Asay blogged about some of the things he felt when once
Out of respect for the people killed or injured during the theater shooting in Aurora, Colo., July 20, Warner Bros. (the company behind The Dark
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