Monthly Archives: April 2015

After The Sunset: Pierce Brosnan’s Post-Bond Career (Movie Review)

As his turn at James Bond ended, Pierce Brosnan began turning his eyes toward projects that provided more of a variety. After the Sunset (2004) was one such movie that halfway propelled him into a broader genre: the action/comedy that he may … Continue reading

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Steve Berry’s The Patriot Threat: Terroristic Mathematics (Book Review)

The tenth Cotton Malone novel from Steve Berry finds our former Magellan Billet operative fighting a rogue North Korean despot and the legacy of the feud between American patriots, Andrew Mellon and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. It’s also Berry’s first book … Continue reading

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The Girl Is In Trouble: Grinding Up Noir (Movie Review)

The fact that Columbus Short, one-time “gladiator in a suit” in Scandal, starred, made me snatch up the opportunity for a screener of The Girl Is In Trouble. The fact that he crashed and burned in a cocaine-induced bender notwithstanding, Short has … Continue reading

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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Take HOPE (Easter -Luke 24:1-12)

Do you ever say things the wrong way, like you respond or you don’t respond the right way? One of my favorite comedians, Brian Regan, shares a series of instances of “foot in mouth” disease- like when you ask someone … Continue reading

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All Hail King Julien! (TV Review)

You may not have heard, but the obnoxiously overbearing lemur king from Madagascar, Julien (Danny Jacobs), has his own Netflix original television show! The second batch of five episodes release on Friday, and I caught a sneak peek of several of the … Continue reading

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