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Book Reviews: Size 12 and Ready to Rock

Size 12 and Ready to RockAuthor: Meg CabotSilly, fun, and – MURDEROUS! Heather Wells is back! An ex-Britney Spears, Heather gained a few pounds, found her boyfriend Jordan getting it on with her replacement, tiny Tania Trace (who Heather has to admit has more talent than she ever had) and the stage is set for the second novel in the series. Heather has now become an assistant resident hall director at New York College, Fisher Hall. Her staff, Jamie Price, Gavin, Sarah Rosenthal and her new ... continue reading...

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Sneak peek: The Odd Life of Timothy Green

While we're on the subject of sneak peek's - we've got a first look at what looks to be “This Summer’s Most Magical Movie” - The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Bro B's waiting to catch this in the theater on August 15th (hopefully he'll give us all the 411 after he sees it).To stay in the loop and learn more about this new Disney feature:“Like” THE ODD LIFE OF TIMOTHY GREEN on Facebook: Follow THE OFF LIFE OF TIMOTHY GREEN on Twitter THE ODD LIFE OF TIMOTHY GREEN opens in theaters everywhere on ... continue reading...

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DVD Infographic: Margaret

Today Margaret hits the shelves. Bro'B found it to be extremely powerful, and an interesting watch (though not easy). For his full interview - see >> Margaret.To celebrate the much-anticipated release of Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret to Blu-ray/DVD Combo pack, we have this fun interactive infographic linking the vast ensemble cast of Margaret to each other in other films and projects.This 8 Degrees of Margaret chart reflects the many connections among the characters in the movie and the ... continue reading...

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Book Reviews: Skios

Skios Author: Michael FraynThe island of Skios is a happenstance, an existential paradigm of farce and irony.  That said, Michael Frayn infuses his characters with a daft generosity of insane and paradoxical harmony – they are all lunatics; a.k.a. characters that raft along the tiny island with impunity and sheer hilarity of will.Like Vonnegut, Frayn slips from reality to comedic philosophy with tart characters that become other people in their minds and actions, and are reminiscent of the Irish ... continue reading...

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