Originally posted on Rust Belt Girl:
Amy Jo Burns is the author of Cinderland, and her writing has appeared in Salon, Good Housekeeping, The Rumpus, Electric Literature, Tin House’s Open Bar, Ploughshares Online, and in Roxane Gay’s anthology Not That Bad. Her novel Shiner is…
A Talking Mona Lisa! Everyone knows this image, right? The iconic, ever-so-slightly smiling portrait of Mona Lisa – and now it talks…. Wait, WHAT!?!?!? Let me set this hilarious story up… Paris is a city full of rich history and… Read More ›
Time To Vote Todd Into The Rock ‘n Roll Hall Of Fame! The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame just announced the nominees for 2020, and Todd Rundgren fans are excited to have his incredible music career acknowledged once again…… Read More ›
Originally posted on johnrieber:
Farewell To Tokyo’s Iconic Tsukiji Fish Market…/strong> The world’s largest fish market is in Tokyo – the “Tsukiji” Market is one of the most fascinating places I have visited – and I had the pleasure of…
Took part in this fun movie blog – what do you think? Movie Reviews 101 Opinion Battles Year 4 Round 10 Worst Horror Franchise It is October once again, which means we must pick a horror related subject, this time… Read More ›
Welcome To Venice Italy! It’s the world most magical floating city – Venice is an incredibly beautiful place to visit – Venice is the capital of the Veneto region of Italy, and is a collection of 118 small islands that… Read More ›
Hey everyone, I let everyone know a few weeks back that I have a second website for cult movies…and it mistakenly sent a post out to all of you just now. I trashed it, so no need to go looking… Read More ›
Originally posted on johnrieber:
The Latest Trailer For “A Star Is Born” Is Here! I was eagerly anticipating this new film, and now, with the release of the latest trailer, that has officially turned to “CAN’T WAIT”. A much-differnt-looking Lady…
Recently, my wife Alex and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary, and we decided to take something off of our bucket list: a trip on the legendary Orient Express! The first train crossed Europe in 1883, and now, a terrific… Read More ›
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