Last month I caught the first of two sold-out Aziz Ansari shows in Atlanta. Following Louis C.K.’s model, Ansari recently began self-distributing his Dangerously Delicious comedy special for $5 a download. For his current Buried Alive tour, Ansari performed over an hour of new material including an encore. While hisIntimate Moments for a Sensual Evening and Dangerously Delicious tours and comedy specials were […]
Archive | 2012
Caught in a Web of Curiosity: My Online Dating Experiment
Despite what your parents told you and despite any stigma that people will give you, meeting people from the Internet in real life won’t kill you (IF you’re smart about it—don’t go out and meet ‘killeroftehladiez666′ by the abandoned building at 11PM. If you’re under the age of 18, please do listen to your elders […]
The Social Network (Addict): Yelp.com for Pros
I check in on real-life friends on Facebook. I chat with internet friends via Twitter. I check out the best businesses in my area using Yelp. I track my reading progress with Goodreads. I blog about what’s happening in all of my fandoms on Tumblr. I see how much and what types of music I’ve […]
Wes Anderson Shows Off His Sweet Side with ‘Moonrise Kingdom’
Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson’s first film since his 2009 stop motion animated adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr. Fox, has been getting glowing reviews since it debuted on May 16 at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Anderson co-wrote the film with Roman Coppola, who also co-wrote 2007’s The Darjeeling Limited, and fans have been eagerly […]
Soulmates: Fact or Fiction?
It’s an age old question that we all wonder. Is there someone out there made for each one of us? I use to wonder about the concept of soulmates and thought it didn’t exist. It just couldn’t. I’ve always believed it was just a thing created by Hallmark and many chocolate manufacturers who knew what […]
Movie Review: “Brave” Strikes a Bullseye!
Hear ye, hear ye! Disney and Pixar’s latest animated feature film hits right on target! From the dream team that brought us classics such as Toy Story, Up, and Monsters, Inc. comesBrave, a tale set in a medieval Scottish kingdom with Princess Merida of the Dunbroch clan at the helm of all the action. Merida is an unconventional princess […]
Maroon 5’s Overexposed: Ironically Overhyped, or an Ingenious Parody?
If you listen to Top 40 radio, there’s a pretty good chance that you saw this coming: Maroon 5’s latest studio album, Overexposed, makes its worldwide release today and for many Maroon 5 followers, the promise of a new album comes with mixed feelings. On one hand, the prospect of fresh music from a band that has […]
Finishing the Game: A Study in Laziness
I spent the better part of a week trying to figure out how I wanted to approach this new series, in between other projects that I have been working on and a recent seminar on implementing technology in the classroom. I knew what I wanted to talk about and how it was going to be […]
The Social Network (Addict): Yelp.com for Newbies
I check in on real-life friends on Facebook. I chat with internet friends via Twitter. I check out the best businesses in my area using Yelp. I track my reading progress with Goodreads. I blog about what’s happening in all of my fandoms on Tumblr. I see how much and what types of music I’ve […]
Just Like Bedford Falls: The Jimmy Stewart Museum
There are a lot of museums on this planet and I have always been a big fan of them since I was a kid. Growing up I was in love with the dinosaur exhibits and still am because there’s something so honestly amazing about a dinosaur; especially the dinosaurs with huge bodies and those tiny […]
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