Since I’m in Seattle, I thought it proper that I honor a classic movie of my teen years, Singles. This is a great clip featuring the fellas from Pearl Jam being the band members for Matt Dylan’s character. As a special bonus, Jeff Ament is rocking an Aerosmith hat. […]
Sometimes you just run into cool things on the web. Many of you already know that Rear Window is one of my all-time favorite movies. And this guy decided to do a cool trick. He used After Effects (and fancy Adobe video product) and merged all the clips of the neighbors’ scenes and made one […]
It’s a mix of emotions today. It’s my last day with an organization I have devoted five years of my life to, which has its share of sadness and disappointment. The other share is filled with joyful expectation and excitement about starting a new job in just a couple weeks. So I’ll try to numb […]
Here is my recent column reviewing I Am Alive and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Thanks to the Ventura County Star for publishing. […]
Nothing I can write here can properly sum up tonight’s game and it’s meaning for us Kentuckians. It’s just too big. Too big of a moment for a state that has so little impact in the grand scheme of things. But nevertheless, tonight I hope my Wildcats emerge victorious. If they do not, then I […]
OK, bear with me, this is a long video. I love Kevin Smith. I watch all his movies, listen to his series of podcasts and also watch a ton of Q&As with him. He’s hilarious, has no filter whatsoever, and while super knowledgeable about Hollywood and comics he can at times come off as so […]
My recent column reviewing Mass Effect 3 and Unit 13. Thanks to the Detroit News for publishing. […]
Last week a couple coworkers and I went up to Baltimore to see a Seattle band called The Head and the Heart. They are a cool folk/rock hybrid band that has a way bigger following on the east coast than I would have thought (the club was PACKED and very engaged throughout the show). I […]
My journey down the corridors of history (how’s that for some schmaltz?) takes me out West, as I explored the Battle of the Little Bighorn, which was one of the major turning points in American/Indian relations after the Civil War. Part of my work at CFED over the years was designing reports for Tribal areas […]
When I was in the 7th grade, a friend of mine’s older brother introduced us to the hilarity of Amazon Women on the Moon. It’s a weird movie that didn’t have enough story, so apparently they threw in some sketches now and then to pad it out. No matter, the best part of the movie […]