S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Ask a Mexican,” Park talks about attending the final NFL football game of the regular season between the Seahawks and 49ers.
The Night Clerk Turns an Interesting Premise Into a Typical Mystery
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James Jay Edwards reviews The Night Clerk, a crime drama film, written and directed by Michael Cristofer and starring Tye Sheridan, Ana de Armas, Helen Hunt, and John Leguizamo.
Here’s to Life Podcast: Tori Reid Chats With Entertainment Legend Phylicia Rashad
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Phylicia Rashad shares her life on Tori Reid’s latest podcast, discussing all the things that make her “America’s Mom.”
Parenting Advice: Let Go
Sue Backshall
My oldest son recently asked me for the best parenting advice I had. I told him to not overthink it. And when in doubt, do nothing.
Book Review: I Still Love You, Peggy Bundy: Poems by Justin Grimbol
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Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews I Still Love You, Peggy Bundy by Justin Grimbol. (House of Vlad)
Risen Apes: Ask a Mexican
S.M. Park
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Ask a Mexican,” Park talks about attending the final NFL football game of the regular season between the Seahawks and 49ers.
Being in a Relationship Doesn’t Solve Anything
Claire Harris
We’re culturally trained to believe that being in a relationship is the ointment to apply to our many problems.
A Century Ago, Movies Tackled Interracial Love, Homosexuality, and Questioned the War
Loretta Barnard
Even 100 years ago, the movies were about more than just entertainment, with directors challenging social mores and uninformed opinions.
The Finally Famous Book Club Takes On Valentine’s Day
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This Valentine’s Day, the girls in the Finally Famous Book Club give serious consideration to love in its various forms. Hooley dooley.
Love Real Men: The Rise of the New Masculinity
Ingeborg van Teeseling
With the old tenets of masculinity being swept away, we have a chance to change. What men need are examples to follow, and they’re certainly out there.
What My Expectant Daughter and I Talk About When We Walk
Nancy Townsley
Nancy Townsley writes a touching essay about sharing a walk with her expectant daughter and discussing the way things were versus the way things are now.
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The Coronavirus Can Be Cured With Bleach … and Other Solutions According to Clickbait
Fake news is spreading alongside the coronavirus, as nonsense cures are doing the rounds. Coughs and sneezes may spread diseases, but so does clickbait. Beware!
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The Night Clerk Turns an Interesting Premise Into a Typical Mystery
James Jay Edwards reviews The Night Clerk, a crime drama film, written and directed by Michael Cristofer and starring Tye Sheridan, Ana de Armas, Helen Hunt, and John Leguizamo.
Politics
How To Be A Mentally Sovereign Human
Are you content sitting in untruths, accepting unexamined assumptions because it is easy and comfortable? How about putting truth above all else instead?
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Parenting Advice: Let Go
My oldest son recently asked me for the best parenting advice I had. I told him to not overthink it. And when in doubt, do nothing.
Science
Inside Creationist Education
Luke Douglas examines how creationist education starts young and is effective in shaping that persistent dogma, through a gradual inoculation against critical thought.
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