Episode recap in 150 words: Off the island, Jack tries to talk Locke into spinal surgery but he refuses because, as Jack snooping reveals, he incapacitated his father, Anthony Cooper, in the same plane crash that broke his spine. On the island, Jack agrees to help Smocke spring Sawyer and co. but refuses to leave [...]
May is one of my favorite months because it holds my birthday and it also is kind of just the best in many ways. First in real life: BBQs, the unofficial start to summer, the May flowers wrought by April showers, Cinco De Mayo (mexican food!), the list goes on(?). And it also kind of [...]
We open on a creeper with a knife on the train. Sarah opens the door, slightly disheveled. Turns out Sir Creepsalot was just delivering room service and asking if Sarah requires anything else when Chuck noses in to let them know they are doing JUST FINE. Looks like they’ve been AWOL in the bedroom awhile, [...]
If you follow music blogs, this band is, by now, old news. If you don’t, you can thank me later. The band I speak of is The Morning Benders, a little group from California. A fact that is easily understood once you dig into their wave-washed new album, Big Echo. Big Echo is The Morning Benders’ [...]
It’s not as gross as it sounds I promise! This has been a cold, but fruitful January for music, some expected, some entirely unexpected, but all fantastic. Lucky you. May I humbly suggest the following: Vampire Weekend-Contra #1 in America? This is only the 12th indie album to ever hit Billboard #1, and it’s worthy [...]
New music coming just a bit later this month from one of my favorite musicians. Nate Reuss is the former lead singer of The Format. The Format made fun, orchestral, expansive, sometimes experimental indie pop which put a smile on your face whether you wanted it or not and despite the sometimes heart-wrenching material. But [...]
Well as we now enter the awkward teenage stage of the movie year sandwiched between the exciting fun of childhood (summer blockbusters) and the mature thought-stirring of adulthood (oscar buzzed flicks), I figured it was probably time to look back at what the summer brought in movies. So we’ll take a look at what I [...]
With the advent and increasing popularity of television networks placing episodes of shows online for consumers to view at their leisure. It has become increasingly easy to catch your favorite show whenever you want. Another great outgrowth from this new trend is the accessibility to shows which for whatever reason are no longer gracing the [...]
I recently watched the 2006 documentary “Who Killed the Electric Car?” from director Chris Paine. The movie focuses on the story of the reinvention and subsequent disappearance of the electric car. Paine goes about exploring the issue by offering up a bevy of “suspects” for the electric car’s demise. The suspect lineup consists of uneducated [...]
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