Maureen Dowd (2002)
I knew the fix was in when Maureen Dowd swooned over Eminem in 2002. The Boomers’ Crooner (NY Times) Two notes…This op-ed was highlighted on the Drudge Report. Brent Musburger Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Pop Culture
Weekend 521.0 (Margarita & Kickboxing Class Edition)
(1) Fans Aren’t Gatekeeping Anything, They’re Just Wary Of Would-Be Dictators Trying To Take Over Their Hobbies (Forbes) (2) Square and Disney Should Go Big for Kingdom Hearts’ 20th Anniversary Continue Reading →
10 Ways to Fight the Marxist Usurpation
(1) Study history because it repeats itself(2) Read any of the Austrian School economists like Hayek, Hazlitt, von Mises, and Reed (and extra fortification via Milton Friedman)(3) Support independent content Continue Reading →
Weekend 487.1
(1) Viacom/CBS, Inc. (NASDAQ:VIAC), a publicly traded company, goes full commie. Does anyone remember MomCorp from Futurama? >>> The Star Trek Communist Hopes Star Trek Can Inspire A Real Revolution Continue Reading →
Woke Disney
Disney is being upended by a bunch of rag tag content creators who know authenticity left the mouse house sometime between Eisner and Iger (and is hitting its virtue-signaling apex Continue Reading →
Grim Grinning Milestones
Yesterday was the one-year anniversary of fifteen-days to flatten the curve. Still drafting a post on Walt and the Walt Disney Co. but Sarah Hoyt linked to this on Chicago Continue Reading →
S14A316
(1) YouTube 80s (1a) WarGames Soundtrack(1b) Cobra Kai Season 3, All Easter Eggs & References Explained! (1c) Every Video Game in ‘Ready Player One’ Explained By Author Ernest Cline
Weekend 460.1
(1) Kingdom Hearts: 10 Coolest Looking Keyblades, Ranked (The Gamer) (2) A Fleer PAC-MAC card from the 1980s. The Fleer Corporation is now defunct. (3) Ferris Wheel and Skyline from Continue Reading →
Thanksgiving 2017
(1) How to Talk About Star Wars at Thanksgiving With Your Ignorant, Rebellion-Backing Uncle (The Washington Free Beacon) “On the forest moon of Endor, the Empire was able to build Continue Reading →
Weekend 377.1
I thought I was a decent curator until I heard Faith Salie on Sunday Morning. She’s tough, but I agree with her. I have a scanner now (ditched the printer) Continue Reading →