Since this is the unofficial last weekend of summer, I decided to geek out on something that has some summertime built into it. The film Camp hit movie theaters in January 2003 and gave a blast of summer in the middle of winter. The film centers around Camp Ovation, a summer performing arts camp where [...]
31Aug07
Friday Geek Out: Camp
29Aug07
Dance, Dance, Dance
Well, my excitement from earlier this morning is a little tempered now. Good Morning America had the announcement of the new lineup for Dancing with the Stars and I’m less than impressed. Here’s who we get to watch dance: Melanie Brown, also known as Scary Spice, is partnered with Maksim Chmerkovskiy. If she’s on tour [...]
29Aug07
Chris Owen’s Adagio
This was a great book to read as summer draws to a close. Chris Owen’s Adagio is romance and travelogue melded together. In just the span of a week, I’ve been through Australia with stops at Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Woomera, Uluru, Kakadu and other places. This story centers around two Canadian natives, [...]
28Aug07
New ABC Promo
ABC is totally on a roll with the ads for its new Fall season. I don’t watch Desperate Housewives (I’m kind of an anti-fan really) but this promo is just too dang slick not to appreciate. I love the look on Felicity Huffman’s face after she pulls off the wig – it’s totally old skool [...]
26Aug07
Make a Scrapbook Out of the Web
I know some pretty cool people. I met Ilio when he was working at The Princeton Review a few years ago and he’s one of the few people I’ve stayed in touch with after they’ve left the company. These days he’s working for Oxygen, yup.. the TV network. But he’s doing some decidedly non-TV stuff [...]
We knew when we arrived at the rink last night that our playoff fate was squarely in our hands. The Sled Dogs lost to the Hornets earlier in the day, so that meant the outcome of our contest against the Tsunami would dictate if we were in or out. It was a pretty dramatic game, [...]
Odds are not enough. CBS Sunday Morning commentator Nancy Giles (one of my favorite CBS commentators) had a great piece this morning on how few people in today’s culture are truly leaving work behind on their vacations. With just two weeks before Labor Day, it’s a bit of commentary everyone should read before Summer 2007 [...]
