Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise are unhappy because Tom is crazy. Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are engaged. You’ve heard this already right? Hoorah. Honestly, reading these headlines plastered all over sub-mediocre magazines in the market check out line make me feel…sad. Sad for the people who write them, sad for the people who read them, … Continue reading
The coffee giant Seattle’s Best has recharged its logo. You’ll see the old logo on the left, the new one on the right: For me, the new logo less than impresses. It looks like something you’d find on a Wal-Mart brand product. Sad day. Where’s the creativity Seattle’s Best!? I guess I’ll live with … Continue reading
Seattle, Washington. It’s a great place. Now that the northwestern state is more famous for its fictional vampire clans than its resident world wonder (the Space Needle), it is no surprise that some of my friends have traveled all the way there just to get a look at the small, very real, town of Forks … Continue reading
SEX. DANCE. YOUTH. Today nothing much surprises us. We’re used to seeing murder on the news and sex on TV- so why is a simple dance competition video the subject of recent controversy? If you haven’t seen it, or heard about it, there is a YouTube video of a dance competition in which a troup of five … Continue reading
In a world full of iPhone Apps and constant stimulation I find it hard to sit with myself and think. Think about the day, reflect on my feelings, sit and be still. It’s tough. The world has conditioned me to always be doing something- quickly. You’re here, you’re there, you need to be everywhere in … Continue reading
Last week’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy on ABC began with a seminar for the doctors in sensitivity training. Interesting. Sensitivity is something that often comes attached with a negative connotation. If a man get emotional about anything, he’s too sensitive. If a woman cries about a bad remark made about her, she’s too sensitive. The … Continue reading
It’s nothing new that the whole USA seems to be miffed about the new Arizona immigration law. Today, however, a new stride was taken when L.A. City Council voted in a boycott on traveling to Phoenix in protest. According to the Los Angeles Times blog- “L.A. Now”- Councilman Ed Reyes is quoted saying, “As an … Continue reading
Yesterday I read an interesting story about a reality starlet who plead guilty to one count of felony burglary. She was sentenced, among other things, to six months in the slammer- something that seems like a new Hollywood right of passage. You reallyknow you’ve made it as a young star if naked pictures of you … Continue reading
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