Month: June 2001

Like I’ve said elsewhere, this month’s issue of Christianity Today was really good. Just, a lot of insight and recognition. I think the thing about […]

So last night I heard this radio interview with Kwame Brown’s high school coach. Brown was the high schooler who was picked first in the […]

Salon.com had a critic’s analysis of Memento today. Pretty interesting. Only read it though if you haven’t seen the movie because it discusses in detail.

So some people are saying now in baseball it’s more important to have a balanced team than just one or a few superstars. The model […]

If you really liked The Abyss, Darlene, you need to buy the DVD. It’s ridiculous. It has the theatrical version and the director’s cut (which […]

When I was in East Asia for a summer, I spent a lot of time on the toilet, riding the D-Train, as we liked to […]

Jason Collins is a Rocket! Oops. He’s been traded. He’s a Net. But Eddie Griffin is a Rocket!

Listen to these two weeks I’ve had. Since last Monday, I’ve watched Miss Congeniality, Jackie Chan: My Stunts, The Abyss, Badlands, Memento, The Pledge, and […]

I’ve got an old person’s sensibilities. I’ve come to realize that a lot of the younger working people enjoy the excitement of living in the […]

So, not sure if you know this, but they’re making an Iron Chef USA show on UPN, with William Shatner as Chairman. There’s a website […]