Category Archives: Public Service Announcements

I know most of you aren’t up at 12:30 am to catch The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson live, but I feel strongly that his monologue of last night deserved a MUCH larger audience than us night owls. (The … Continue reading →

Banned Books Display… Banned. Original article is here.

Okay, this isn’t particularly a newsblog, but this bothers me enough to write about it… I just came across this on wikipedia, and apparently, it’s not exactly headlining U.S. news (not that I’ve seen much *other* big news to push … Continue reading →

Black Mask- Jet Li is a quiet librarian is actually kick-butt supersoldier in disguise, who dons a mask to protect the innocent from fellow supersoldier rejects turned criminal. All the Queen’s Men- transvestite British spies team up with a lovely … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, all! May your coming year be filled with health (especially the babies!) and joy. Thanks to all who sent me prezzies (and all who may yet… I have a few of my own … Continue reading →

A little snippet I just ran across in PW (10/18/04 ish, p. 11, to be precise): Allende’s ‘Zorro’ “The Mark of Zorro has been filmed so often that it seems to be a part of Latin folklore. In fact, it … Continue reading →

(And if you haven’t already, you’d better run.) Hopefully this year won’t be a repeat of 2000 where this information could become the stuff of current-events civics lessons, and I’m sure most of my readers (o ye vast hordes) already … Continue reading →

I would just like to say, for the record…

“I can’t.” How could he explain it in a way Leslie would understand, how he yearned to reach out and capture the quivering life around him and how when he tried, it slipped past his fingertips, leaving a dry fossil … Continue reading →

Ever tell yourself, “Someday, I’ll get my degree.” “Someday I’ll work on losing that extra weight.” “Maybe I shouldn’t do that– I might regret it someday.” “Someday we’ll look back on this and laugh.” Well, today, September 15th, is officially … Continue reading →