question of the day: Does livetweeting while you’re watching TV ruin the experience?
I think it does, but clearly many people don’t feel the same, because there are so many people live-tweeting.
I think it does, but clearly many people don’t feel the same, because there are so many people live-tweeting.
The X-Files? In Living Color? The Simpsons? Firefly? Something else?
What specific issues, problems, challenges, and bonuses come with creating a female superhero in our male-superhero-dominated fantasy worlds?
Are we wrong to make fun of the tweeps who don’t know how Dick Clark is or that the Titanic was real? Should we praise them for seeking an answer… even if it’s in the laziest way possible?
Think Roland Emmerich and Anonymous…
Need to get a red-wine stain out of a white shirt? Try Vino evaporo!
Soon, Ikea will be your one-stop shop for candles, meatballs, and home electronics. The only thing that gives me pause about Uppleva is the built-in blu-ray player. What if you want to upgrade?
How long do you give a failing entertainment before you lose all patience?
What examples can you think of in which the choice of actor in a particular role adds to a movie’s joke? (Inspired by an aspect of Mirror Mirror.)
If I could have a superpower, it would be telekinetic regulation of the ambient temperature. (This I discovered when I was stuck in a hot movie theater for hours last night.)