Girls “Boys” Review
I was hopeful the dreamy, hunky Patrick Wilson was going to make his second appearance on Girls , but not such luck. Sigh … Right out of the gate, however, Hannah has an offer to write an eBook. Pretty awesome, right? Yeah, except it’s due like yesterday. Okay, well, in a month, but is there [...]
Color Sheep Review
I’m tired of games with color palettes that consist of gray, browns and blacks. I think most other gamers share the same distaste. Games like Ni No Kuni, Okami and The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker are some of the most memorial games because of their use of vibrant colors. The color palettes of most mobile [...]
Magic: The Gathering: Standard Mono-Blue Aggro-Control Deck
With all the prerelease and release events behind us, it’s now time to start looking forward to the Gatecrash Game Day, which is a Constructed Standard event. As anyone who buys single cards can tell you, playing Standard can be a very expensive proposition, what with the most competitive Standard decks being very… standardized, which [...]
Snitch Review
What would you do to help your son who was set up for a crime and sentenced to ten years in prison? That’s the dilemma one father has to face. Inspired by true events, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson stars in Snitch from Summit Entertainment. Is this a dramatic breakout role for Dwayne Johnson, or will he suffer [...]
Seduction of the Innocent Review
Historical fiction is usually not my forte. If I’m going to read a newly published book that is set more than 20 years ago, there has to be a very compelling plot reason for it. Though if you’re going historical fiction, I do love the 40′s and 50′s. There’s just something about that era, where [...]
