War is hell. It’s never been any other way. Before we dive in with the umpteenth discussion on recently released POW Bowe Bergdahl from his five-year captivity, I’d like to first share some facts with you. Since the Iraq and Afghanistan wars began, 211,819 combat veterans serving in the US Armed Forces were treated by the VA for post-traumatic stress disorder… Read more →
It’s probably easy to look at Chris Kooluris and dismiss him as a manchild not ready to grow up. That’s what his fiancee did when he decided to convert the bedroom of his Manhattan apartment into his own personal video arcade. Each night, 37-year-old Kooluris sleeps under a comforter splashed with images of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The ambient… Read more →
by Shimbo As the old song goes, “Everything looks worse in black & white.” There isn’t much left depicting the events that took place in Cleveland, Ohio the night of June 4, 1974 where the lowly Cleveland Indians took on the Texas Rangers outside of some newspaper photos and small amounts of audio. Despite the lack of physical evidence, that… Read more →
Truth will always be stranger than fiction. This is no more true than when it applies to the constantly evolving (or devolving) saga of embattled racist billionaire Donald Sterling, who over the weekend, somehow thought it a good idea to show up for church services at a predominantly black church in South Los Angeles on Sunday. Sterling, who was kicked out… Read more →
Sometimes I think our priorities are completely screwed up. In a decision that makes sense to no one but Puritans and jealous housewives, A poster advertising the upcoming Sin City sequel, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, has been banned by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) because the featured star Eva Green is pictured holding a cocked gun. Nope, that’s… Read more →
