Betty White, famous for being older than sliced bread, turns 98 today. Admit it, you saw all of the news about Betty White and your heat skipped a beat. America’s sweetheart doesn’t look a day over 80 – which is … Continue reading Betty White Turns 98 Today
This year marks the 20 year anniversary of the first episode of Gilmore Girls. It’s hard to believe that thirteen years ago Gilmore Girls was ripped off our screens with no warning (but let’s be honest the 7th season wasn’t … Continue reading Talking As Fast As I Can
Today would have been Anne Frank’s 90th birthday. As everyone knows, Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who lived in hiding in Holland during World War II. Her diary chronicles her day to day life, her frustrations with her family and … Continue reading The Diary of Anne Frank
I’ve recently finished Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari. This is a 2014 pop science book covering human history, and it is fascinating. Everyone and their dog must have read this by now, but on the off chance you haven’t; please … Continue reading Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
Harvey is a 1950 comedy film starring James Stewart, as Elwood P Dowd, a wonderful yet naive man who can see a 6 foot 3 rabbit called Harvey. He lives with his sister (Josephine Hull) and niece (Victoria Horne), who do … Continue reading Harvey; Is He Alone?
This unusual autobiography written by Neil Patrick Harris and released in 2014, is styled the same as a children’s choose your own adventure books. It’s all told in second person. It’s full of stories from How I Met Your Mother, … Continue reading Choose Your Own Autobiography
It was saddening to hear today of the passing of Luke Perry, at age 52. He suffered a massive stroke several days ago and didn’t recover. He was currently starring in CW’s Riverdale as Fred Andrews. While watching cast interviews … Continue reading Luke Perry Has Passed
Where’d You Go Bernadette is a fantastic book written by Maria Semple that I read a few years ago. It’s a comedy-mystery surrounding a mother with mental health issues who disappears, and her daughter’s attempts to find her. The book … Continue reading Where’d You Go Bernadette? To be released 9th August 2019
The Graduate is a 1967 comedy film directed by Mike Nichols (which he won the Academy Award for). It stars a young Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, Katharine Ross, William Daniels and Murray Hamilton. It features at number 9 on the … Continue reading The Graduate
In this 1988 film, Adam and Barbara Maitland (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) are a childless couple on a staycation. Whilst taking an ordinary trip into town, they crash their car and drown. The decease couple then hire the services … Continue reading Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Bee…
Kneel Before Pop 