Win or lose, sports pull you in. Every year, teams take the field or ice, do battle, and find new ways to wage war inside our hearts and minds. Ask … Continue reading The good, bad, and ugly of St. Louis sports in 2018
Month: January 2019
Russell’s on Macklind: Great food, even better people
Every Sunday afternoon, I walk into Russell’s on Macklind a tired man after driving into the wee hours of the morning. When I leave, I am wide awake and full … Continue reading Russell’s on Macklind: Great food, even better people
Uber Driving 101: Is it worth it? Let’s talk
The good, bad, and ugly of rideshare driving
‘The Mule’ is a return to form for Clint Eastwood
Earl Stone (Clint Eastwood) is a man apart; an old lion cut off from the modern world of digital technology who is running out of time. A working man who … Continue reading ‘The Mule’ is a return to form for Clint Eastwood
The Best 15 Movies of 2018
When it comes to movies, the best ones never really leave your mind for long. They may waver, but within a few seconds, come back in a hurry. The best … Continue reading The Best 15 Movies of 2018
‘Vox Lux’ is a seductive cinematic experience
Movies get to you on an emotional level. It’s right there in invisible handwriting on the application when you buy a ticket. Let’s say you’ve had a rough day and … Continue reading ‘Vox Lux’ is a seductive cinematic experience
2018 Recap: The end of the year rant
The good, bad, and the ugly of the year that was 2018
‘Roma’ is a deeply personal and heartfelt journey into the darkness of life
The best chefs don’t need much in the kitchen in order to create a master dish. You can hold onto the fancy stoves, sharp knives, and tipping stack of cookbooks … Continue reading ‘Roma’ is a deeply personal and heartfelt journey into the darkness of life
Margot Robbie is the true heart of a fierce ‘Mary Queen of Scots’
Men are cruel. An old adage that hasn’t lost any weight with age, and can be attached to many instances in the history of mankind. Sometimes, the greatest weapon is … Continue reading Margot Robbie is the true heart of a fierce ‘Mary Queen of Scots’
‘The Favourite’ isn’t Oscar worthy, but it’s bizarre fun
Back in 18th century England, there was plenty of war, politics, and drama-but there was also a heavy dose of laughs as well as a classic love triangle between three … Continue reading ‘The Favourite’ isn’t Oscar worthy, but it’s bizarre fun
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