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This article’s criticism pertains to the opening night of Annie. Reviews of subsequent showings will be posted briefly. It is almost inevitable that any viewer […]
[This short story of mine recently won 1st place in 11th grade fiction in the HCTE (Hillsborough Council of Teachers of English) annual writing contest. […]
Okay, I’ll admit it: I couldn’t uphold my promise. I promised, when I reviewed Lil B’s God’s Father mixtape in February, that I would be […]
The essential development of the universe, from hadrons to heuristics, the journey that evolution took from unisolatable quarks and subatomic particles to the structures of […]
Rascal Flatts has grown as a music group since their debut in 1999. In their new album, Changed, the group details the ups and downs […]
Experience in writing has taught me that exhausting a lot of words on a big description of a main character, especially in the beginning of […]
Nicki Minaj has a way of sounding extremely exhausted when she’s rapping. And for the first half of her new album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, […]
Movies are not books, and books are not movies — each has its own place, and its own people. So when the world of film […]
Although the majority of the money made by the soundtrack to the recent The Hunger Games film will come because of the words “The Hunger […]
WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS REGARDING THE MOVIE THE HUNGER GAMES. IT IS INTENDED FOR THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY READ THE BOOK BY SUZANNE COLLINS. […]
When it comes time to raise one’s child, there is the inevitable temptation to rear the child as though it is a mouse in an […]
In psychology, the “just-noticeable difference” refers to the minimum difference between two colors that is required for a human to notice them. In live albums, […]