The Changing Definition of Journalism
Editors Note: This piece was written in the immediate aftermath of the Cernovich interview on 60 Minutes.
Don’t Be Afraid of a Little Shame
It’s the latest SJW craze and they aren’t stopping with fat acceptance. They are on a crusade to completely erase the concept of shame from society. And it wont end well.
Question of the Week
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A Horrible, No Good Very Bad Experience with Nordic Track
We’ve all had bad experiences with a company or two in our time as consumers, haven’t we? And sure, you’ve likely been moved to call and complain, send an angry email or, if you’re a little older, put
Jason Bourne
Review by king_ruckus Jason Bourne brings Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass together for the third time in this series(The Bourne Identity was directed by Doug Liman, and The Bourne Legacy was a
Quantum Break
I remember one Christmas receiving a game called Sewer Shark that presented us with a world in which all of humanity was forced to live below ground in the sewers.
Person of Interest
Last night Person of Interest ended its 5-year run, which had seen more than its share of ups and downs, with a solid final entry that was a satisfying farewell to the show.
The Division
It was the best of games, it was the worst of games, it was an experience full of addictive fun, it was an experience full of frustration. The Division is a game full of contradictions.
Nick Cole and Censorship: Why it Matters
Last night on the BaconBits show I did what I think may have been the most important interview I have ever done.
5 Sequels That Might Not Stink
Normally I am opposed to rebooting already good or great movies from decades past and often, with many, many exceptions, sequels are poorly written cash grabs attempting squeeze money from franchises
