Music Review: Gym Class Heroes “The Papercut Chronicles II”

Remember last year, when Travie McCoy broke off from his friends in Gym Class Heroes to release his first solo album Lazarus? If you don’t, then you must remember his first single “Billionaire (feat. Bruno Mars)” at least. That song became a theme for 2010, as almost every sort of radio station just put that […]

ESPN Films Review: Roll Tide/War Eagle

I would like to consider myself to be a sports fan. I grew up in a baseball town (that just won it’s 11th World Series Championship I might add) and played ice hockey for basically my whole life. Those are my two sports, whereas if it wasn’t for fantasy football I would have zero interest […]

Book Club in Session: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

Heather: My sister, boyfriend, and I have recently started up a book club (if you can even call a meager three people who happen to be reading the same book a club). Unfortunately for me, they share much the same taste in the fantasy/horror genres (a far cry from my beloved Chelsea Handler and Jodi […]

TV Review: The New Girl 1.5: Cece Crashes

The New Girl is fast and furiously funny again this week with almost no down beats. Our story is split into two camps here as Cece invades the apartment to get away from her face tattooed, diabetic, DJ and newly ex-boyfriend.

Good Ole Fashion Television: Terra Nova 1.7

This weeks episode of Terra Nova is entitled Nightfall and is an obvious reference to the entire Terra Nova village losing power.

TV Without Commercials Review: Boardwalk Empire 2.7

Last nights episode of Boardwalk Empire was even more crazy than the week before, which is something I never thought would be possible. Jimmy now has the power that he has been seeking and it appears that he is in position to lead his group of young gangsters. They all have one thing in common, […]

Music Review: Childish Gambino’s “Camp”

If you don’t know who Donald Glover is, let me give you a small history lesson. He’s an EMMY winning writer, stand-up comedian, and plays Troy on NBC’s critically acclaimed comedy, Community. Before all of that, you might know him from the Derrick comedy sketches, including Bro Rape and Spelling Bee (some of my favorites). […]

For Your Renting Pleasure

With a fall season shooting out some big name video games and an important World Series for STL fans, the Cardinals, Batman, and Nathan Drake have been keeping me a little too busy to slip some movies in. Ok, there might have also been a Teen Wolf marathon on MTV at some point… However, with […]

The Dim and Departed: Part 4

Firstly, I would like to thank everybody who has stuck with the series and sat down to read it. Makes me feel great as a writer knowing people are looking at what I’ve been doing. Secondly, the finale is now up on Zombie Coffee Press, and is ready to be read. If you haven’t read […]

TV Review: The Walking Dead 2.4: Cherokee Rose

The Walking Dead is really solid again this week, even with little zombie drama and the plot continuing to go nowhere. The fact the show is able to stay so entertaining this season while moving the plot almost no where is a testament to the huge step forward the show has taken from its season […]