Not a week goes by without at least one news article about some kid who has been bullied and decided to react in some awful way. Today we bring you the story of a woman, who was bullied as a child, and how her grownup self reacts to negativity. Margaret Cho, standup comedian and actress, Read More
Buy now, view later

Would you buy a ticket for a movie that doesn’t hit the big screen until July? Believe it, or not, that’s exactly what people are doing. The movie info and ticketing website Fandango, has allowed customers to purchase tickets to the Imax midnight screenings of “Dark Knight Rises” in select cities. The final battle for Read More
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Women buy more electronics than men
Identities under siege, again
Bringing music to a halt for an iPhone
Golden Globe nominations announced
Keeping the magic of Christmas alive

“He’s making a list and checking it twice. Gonna find out who’s naughty and nice. Santa Claus is coming to town.” These legendary lyrics came out of my childhood pipes and were copied by my children. My parents could count on exceptional behavior for at least six weeks of the year, as I attempted to Read More
The talk

Every age bracket has its own version of the talk. For adolescents, it’s the birds and the bees. Add a few years and the talk shifts to sexually transmitted diseases. The next talk is about college and career paths. Tick, tock…marriage, children and how to raise those children. The last talk is the toughest one Read More
Hispanicize 2012 Latino Film Showcase

Lights! Camera! Accion! The third Hispanicize event, scheduled for April 11 – 13, 2012 will feature a Latino Film Showcase, so all of you Latino filmmakers and film lovers, take note! This is the place to be in April 2012! Features, shorts and documentaries are being sought for rooms full of bloggers, writers, and film Read More






