Stories are so misunderstood. As much as we all enjoy them, we often fail to recognize—or just flat out misunderstand—their importance and power, both for
I was reading a Los Angeles Times interview with comedian Amy Schumer. She talked about a Twitter to-do from some weeks back, when fellow comedian
The mobile gaming app Pokémon Go crossed over 100 million downloads last week, and it’s still barreling through the culture like an armor-plated buffalo (which,
Earlier this year, a young female reporter broke the news of a suspected murder in her hometown. And pretty quickly she started getting hammered online
Much has been made of the potential dangers of Pokémon Go since the wildly successful mobile app’s release earlier this month. We’ve heard stories about
There’s tech pain flaring up everywhere. And I’m not talking about the agnsty pain of not having the latest tech. I’m talking about the actual
In junior high, I was the only kid in school who didn’t have parachute pants. In high school, I never owned a pair of Air
A Clinton is running for president and people all across the United States are going bananas over Pokemon. You’d be forgiven if you wondered for
I had been planning on writing this blog even before the horrific events in Dallas, Texas, last night. As people gathered there to protest the
Summertime TV has always been like that proverbial tree in a forest: If a show’s on but nobody watches it, does it make a sound?
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