There’s so much to hate about New York’s acquisition to – nay, encouragement of – the Amazon invasion. I’d like…
A FULL DAY TV SCHEDULE!! For Republicans to Watch Instead of Voting
Honestly, if you’re a Republican today, I don’t know how you are going to find time to vote. The TV…
What do #MAGA people think about Trump’s call to “Stop Snitchin’”?
The President said something recently that was a little wild. Wait, hear me out. I know the President says lots…
A Review of Netflix’s Afflicted: What Happens When 7 Strangers Stop Being Real, and Start Getting Fake-Sick
Like the classic sitcom Friends, Netflix’s new series Afflicted focuses on the lives of a group of attractive, well-off white…
LET’S TEAR UP THE ROAD: A Review of the 2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R By Someone Who Has Never Seen or Driven One and Knows Nothing About Cars
Speed. Power. Finesse. If you’re like me, you want a vehicle that showcases all three of these attributes, with power…
Local Baker Tired of Customers Trying to Start Lawsuits
GUNNISON, COLORADO — Since the Supreme Court announced its decision in the controversial case Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, business has…
Gossip Cop is not a fact-checker, it’s a celebrity reputation bodyguard
Originally published June 5 on Medium Kanye West sure has been behaving erratically lately, huh? Beginning with pro-Trump Twitter storms…
Short fiction – Golf and Grandchildren
Loretta Lynch reclined in her airplane seat and allowed herself to relax. It had been a demanding day for the nation’s first African American female attorney general, and she knew she deserved to tune out the world for at least one flight. The air conditioning on her plane was good, as usual – a perk of government service, and one she was thankful for after two days’ worth of overcrowded meetings on arcane legal issues in the middle of a desert. Outside, she could see the oppressive heat reflecting off the pavement of the tarmac. Phoenix, she thought, as a shiver of disgust passed through her bones. Nothing good happens in Phoenix.
Family Law on Screen: The Affair, Season 2
Those watching Showtime’s drama series The Affair (and if you aren’t, you should be, it is excellent) have been treated to quite…
Divorce on Screen: Mrs. Doubtfire
We all remember the 1994 classic family comedy Mrs. Doubtfire, yes? A heartwarming tale of a dedicated if absentminded dad…
