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Daily Rituals: How Artists Work
Writers, composers, painters, choreographers, playwrights, poets, philosophers, sculptors, filmmakers, and scientists on how they create (and avoid creating) their creations.
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Not Taco Bell Material: A Review of Adam Carolla's Latest Book
Adam Carolla survived depressed parents, fecal matter, Tijuana road trips, magic mushrooms, perverted landlords, fistfights, stripper girlfriends and lots of bad housing to make a name for himself.
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Trayvon Martin: Tired of the Same Old Arguments
I was all ready to put a hoodie as my Facebook profile pic in support of Trayvon Martin but something stopped me. Something caused my justifiable anger and disbelief to quickly disappear like smoke on a breeze. I’ve always stood up for what I felt was right and I’m never afraid to voice or display...
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Borders Books: Tough to Say Goodbye
With Borders Books closing I can't help but feel like I'm losing a close friend. And I'm sure millions feel the same.
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Review of the Sexually Charged "The Lie" by Chad Kultgen
Sex, lies, and more sex. With a Bret Easton Ellis feel, Chad Kultgen follows three college students and their relationships as they converge and destroy each other's futures in, The Lie.
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Experience the LA Underground with Tony O'Neill's "Sick City"
Book review of the gritty and grimy underworld of Los Angeles. One sex tape, two dope fiends and three million dollars lead to a tour through the worst LA has to offer.
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Men Living in a Longaberger Basket Hell
Men are dealing with a growing problem these days...women and their baskets. Here are some warning signs to help married men recognize a potential basket invasion.
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Review of Steve Hely's "How I Became A Famous Novelist"
Steve Hely's hilarious take on the publishing business, How I Became A Famous Novelist .
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Children and the Death of a Family Pet
The loss of a family pet is difficult on everyone but none harder than for a child. Relating our experience I hope to give some advice to those who have pets.
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Review: David Foster Wallace - This Is Water
I've read David Foster Wallace's 2005 commencement speech he gave at Kenyon College at least ten times. It's one of the most influential pieces I've read. A speech you pass on and continue to quote from for years. This Is Water: Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, about Living a...
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Encouraging and Influencing Children who Play Instruments
If you have a child that is or wants to play a musical instrument it's important to motivate the right way. I give some examples of how I helped my son stay excited and interested.
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Red Bull vs. Five Hour Energy vs. Mountain Dew
Choose your poison..Red Bull, 5 Hour Energy, Mountain Dew. Not sure...read my Hub and I'll tell you which is best.
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Review of Josh Axelrad's Blackjack Bio, "Repeat Until Rich"
I believe there's a little bit of gamble in all of us. But for some there's a ton of gamble, along with a possible addiction. This is the road Josh Axelrad traveled in his memoir, Repeat Until Rich. While the subtitle reads, "A Professional Card Counter's Chronicle of the Blackjack Wars", it isn't...
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Bret Easton Ellis ties up some loose ends in Imperial Bedrooms.
Bret Easton Ellis has finally made his way back around to the characters in his debut novel, Less Than Zero, and visits them as they struggle through middle age. Imperial Bedrooms leads you to believe that while times change, people and places don't.