September 29, 2026

Uncovering Blackmail, Secrets, and Murder in The Paris Apartment, A Novel Review

The Paris Apartment would be a perfect introduction to the mystery/thriller genre. Despite not reading much mystery before, I was captivated by every word. The story moves fairly slowly in the beginning, giving you a chance to understand each character and plot line as the story develops.
September 28, 2026

Jon Plum’s “Alice”: A Tragic Ballad of Irony and Obscurity

The song tells the story of Alice, a heartbroken girl who moves to the country in hopes of finding her one true love. This attempt fails and her isolation drives her further into depression until she meets her untimely end in the middle of a field.
September 24, 2026

Going in Style: A Movie Review

There is something irresistible about watching three men who have lived entire lifetimes decide they are not done yet. Going in Style (2017) is a warm, mischievous heist comedy that feels like slipping into a well‑worn jacket, familiar and comforting with a few sharp edges that remind you life has not gone soft.
September 18, 2026

Television’s Influence: 5 More Awesome TV Homage Episodes

Homage and parody allow us to interpret our world in new and exciting ways. They keep our experiences fresh, and offer us that chance to sit back and take life a little less seriously.
September 17, 2026

Green Book: A Movie Review

Green Book is one of those films that begins with a light touch and then quietly reveals how heavy it really is. The film does not try to be a sweeping history lesson. It is warm and funny, but is also based on a true story set in the United States during the 1960s…
September 15, 2026

To My Dearest Mama

I wonder if you’ll still recognize me, even though you’re up-to-date on the story of my life at this point. Just so you know, I’m still the same artsy, hardworking, and awkward daughter you came to know and love, with a few major successes and drawbacks...
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