I watch very little TV, usually, and I avoid anything that can be called "reality TV" as devoutly as possible. In my opinion, it's the epitome of everything that's wrong with modern television, and I have no interest in partaking in it. However, every rule has an exception, and for me, that except...

On a whim, my mom and I saw Paul Blart: Mall Cop this evening. I didn't have high expectations; the previews made the movie look rather dumb, and when LilPup & Spike saw it last week, they seemed less than impressed. So, I was expecting a movie full of stupid humour that I probably wouldn't rememb...

A good friend of mine writes a blog called "For the Love of Candy" which focuses on reviewing different types of candy. From classic, everyday favourites, to local delicacies, she has an impressive talent for taste-testing sweet treats. Her site is currently on hiatus for a short while, but she'll...

One of my "guilty pleasures" is a fondness for the movie "Waiting". If you haven't seen it...well, I'd have a hard time recommending it to anyone, on the same level that I'd recommend any other movie. It's quite possibly one of the most disgusting, poorly-written movies I've ever seen in my life. ...

<strong>Note:</strong> Check the date on this post, this is obviously a bit outdated. However, as of the last time I installed Chrome, in November 2011, the points about its installation practices still stood. Recently, I had the opportunity to use Google's new web browser, Chrome. Since I'm p...

Over the weekend, I went to see W., a satirical portrayal of Dubya's adult life. From the previews, it looked quite entertaining, and it appeared to make him look like the retarded monkey that I see him as in my mind. So, sure, let's check it out.

Freedom is the concept upon which this nation was founded. The idea of making one's own decisions rather than the government making them has spawned numerous attacks, personal and global, all perpetrated by someone who wanted a piece of the liberty pie. When looking back at history, one might ask, "...