According to Noam Chomsky, the abhorrent treatment of Julian Assange is the fault of many governments, including ours.
“An International Scandal”: Chomsky Calls Out Australia Over Assange Treatment
Paul Gregoire
According to Noam Chomsky, the abhorrent treatment of Julian Assange is the fault of many governments, including ours.
Violence, Homophobia, and Misogyny: The Core Tenets of America’s Lost Boys
Stephen Hunter
Today’s modern American domestic terrorists were influenced by the hypersexual, uber-violent, misogynist attitudes and images that were prevalent in the 1990s.
Welcome to The Blumhouse Keeps Going with Nocturne and Evil Eye
James Jay Edwards
James Jay Edwards reviews Nocturne and Evil Eye, Blumhouse’s next two entries in the Welcome to The Blumhouse series on Amazon Prime. (Amazon Prime)
2 Hearts Fails to Connect with Its Sappy Storyline
James Jay Edwards
James Jay Edwards reviews 2 Hearts, a romantic drama film directed by Lance Hool and starring Jacob Elordi, based on true events. (Silver Lion Films)
America, the Whole World Is Watching
Ingeborg van Teeseling
Once again, America has to show leadership during a crisis. And, once again, the rest of the world is watching.
Pandemic Diaries: Our Birthday Is a Shimmer of Life
Linda Rand
Linda Rand with her next Pandemic Diaries column “Our Birthday Is a Shimmer of Life,” spending time in cemeteries, contemplating life, and beyond.
Book Review: The Vine That Ate the Starlet by Madeleine Swann
Joseph Edwin Haeger
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews The Vine That Ate the Starlet by Madeleine Swann. (Filthy Loot)
Risen Apes: Shake ’n Bake
S.M. Park
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Shake ’n Bake,” Park talks about his buddy Rick Murphy and some of their misadventures.
Oh, for the Confidence of a Mediocre White Male Vice President
Jane Caro
The Vice Presidential Debate boiled down to yet another extraordinary woman being comprehensively patronized, lectured, and interrupted by yet another deeply mediocre man.
The War with Grandpa Finally Adapts a Beloved Children’s Book
James Jay Edwards
James Jay Edwards reviews The War with Grandpa, a family comedy film adapted from a children’s book, directed by Tim Hill and starring Robert De Niro. (101 Studios)
Ladder
How a Tech Company Internship Saved Me From COVID Isolation
While quarantine was one of the most challenging experiences in my life, it was a remote internship that kept me on track.
Society
Welcome to The Blumhouse Keeps Going with Nocturne and Evil Eye
James Jay Edwards reviews Nocturne and Evil Eye, Blumhouse’s next two entries in the Welcome to The Blumhouse series on Amazon Prime. (Amazon Prime)
Politics
Oh, for the Confidence of a Mediocre White Male Vice President
The Vice Presidential Debate boiled down to yet another extraordinary woman being comprehensively patronized, lectured, and interrupted by yet another deeply mediocre man.
Lifestyle
Pandemic Diaries: Our Birthday Is a Shimmer of Life
Linda Rand with her next Pandemic Diaries column “Our Birthday Is a Shimmer of Life,” spending time in cemeteries, contemplating life, and beyond.
Science
Lockdown Has Changed Our Personalities, Psychologists Claim
While we’ve all adjusted to a life kept in stasis, the experience has changed us. But, is that change permanent? And is it a good thing?
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