In an age of immediacy and promptness, naps have a pretty bad reputation. For years, many have seen them as way out of a high stakes project or a continuous form of lethargy, but news flash: napping isn’t just for children anymore. And if we are being honest, kids are definitely benefiting from naps. Whether […]
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5 Reasons to Be Excited About Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday at 2:00 a.m., and admittedly it’s kind of a hard sell. We lose an hour of sleep, which affects everyone’s sleep schedules and can be especially problematic for those with children and pets. But there are also benefits for having to spring forward. The days get longer and there […]
These Are the 7 Best Places to Live in the United States for 2017
For so many of us, relocating to a new city is a daunting experience. From finding new neighborhood favorites to maintaining sociability, moving has the power to leave you mentally, emotionally and physically exhausted. But as you know the saying, “life begins at the end of your comfort zone” and it’s true in more ways […]
The FlashBack: ‘The Flash’ – Episode 15 ‘The Wrath of Savitar’
Last night’s episode was one of the most tense of the series. The team is just coming off it’s triumph against Grodd and are pitched headlong back into this season’s big bad, Savitar. Spoilers from last night’s episode beyond this point.
Fly Like a Girl: ‘Supergirl’ – Episode 15 ‘Exodus’
Last night’s episode continued the family-oriented theme of last week’s episode in that the Danvers girls had to deal with their rogue dad, Jeremiah. But there were also some big shifts this episode so grab a snack and settle in for our spoiler-containing recap.
7 Recipes to Celebrate National Cereal Day That Break the Breakfast Mold
National Cereal Day is tomorrow! In an era of everyday-is-a-new-national-day, I think that cereal is actually something worthy of a full day of celebration. It’s not just for breakfast or an afternoon — or late night — snack, there are so many ways that it can be worked into recipes. Not only that but the […]
ABC Star Viv Leacock Talks Acting and Groundbreaking Miniseries ‘When We Rise’
The ABC miniseries event When We Rise airs its final two episodes tonight, March 3. The groundbreaking series by Milk screenwriter, Dustin Lance Black and inspired by LGBT activist Cleve Jones’s memoir “When We Rise: My Life in the Movement,” chronicles the personal and political lives, triumphs and heartbreak of LGBT individuals who pioneered the gay rights movement. In the […]
Swing Time: The Hudsucker’s Quintessential Spring Playlist
In what feels like one of the longest seasons ever, winter has given us some crazy cold temperatures and dropped off its final bit of snow, but soon enough we can put all that pesky cold gear away because we’re just days away from a brand new season. And a brand new season means a fresh new playlist!
The FlashBack: ‘The Flash’ – Episode 14 ‘Attack on Central City’
Last night was the conclusion of the Gorilla Grodd themed arc on The Flash. Last week the team thought they had beaten Grodd, but last night they found out they were wrong. Spoilers from here out!
Entertainment Roundup: What Happened in February
Welcome back, everyone! February has come and gone, leaving in its path a slew of entertainment news stories we can’t wait to cover. With two of Hollywood’s biggest award shows, a new Bachelorette, and the new king of Pride Rock, let’s jump in to this month’s Entertainment Roundup.
Fly Like a Girl: ‘Supergirl’ – Episode 14 ‘Homecoming’
Supergirl is a show that, at its heart, is all about family. Last night Kara and Alex were reunited with their dad, Jeremiah. But was it a happy family reunion? Let’s find out in this week’s spoiler-filled recap!
Monthly ‘Idol’ Roundup: February 2017
With award season coming to a close we now head into March, which means spring has sprung and with it Idol news of tours and new tunes in anticipation for the summer months, so let’s see what your favorite alum have been up to…
The Hudsucker Takes on the 89th Annual Academy Awards: Predictions, Hopes and Snubs
The 89th Academy Awards take place this Sunday hosted by Jimmy Kimmel at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California. For the fifth year in a row, The Hudsucker tries its hand at predicting the winners in each of the major categories. Once again, a few of our resident cinephiles — Nicole Drum, Jessica Fritz, Katherine Hernandez, Tania Hussain, Meg Quinn, and Elizabeth […]
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