I miss Patrick Swayze
some things really don’t need a remake – case in point – Dirty Dancing. … Read More I miss Patrick Swayze
LinkedIn: a case study for quality over quantity
When it comes to Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest, I’m not too choosy with accepting followers. They serve different purposes- and to be honest, I’ve followed Instagram accounts for reasons as thin as them being positive. But when it comes to LinkedIn, there’s a case for exclusivity. Like making a recommendation for someone (the old schooled… Read More LinkedIn: a case study for quality over quantity
Mindy loves her McDonalds
There’s a multi faceted brilliance to McDonald’s new ad featuring Mindy Kaling – for one it took me a minute to realize it wasn’t an ad for Coke or for Google. If you examine the details, her bright yellow dress against the red background is revealing. And for another, it’s an organic fit- it fits… Read More Mindy loves her McDonalds
the doll who discovered Audi
We’ve all seen the stereotype – the macho driver in the hot car with the woman next to him. It’s a pity it took till the end of 2016 for this opposite ad to show up – but it’s worth taking a look at it. Situated in a toy shop, this ad finds our lead… Read More the doll who discovered Audi
party of bravermans gilmores and bunheads
The Gilmore Girls is nothing if not an ode to pop-culture. From all the books that Rory Gilmore read over her years at Chilton and Yale, to their love for movies, it’s appropriate that their pop culture references moved at the rate of their dialogue. Fortunately, Netflix’s gift from the TV-gods this thanksgiving gave us the… Read More party of bravermans gilmores and bunheads
Back to Nostalgia
If you’re a Gilmore Girls fan, you know the show – Gilmore Girls: a Year in the Life is returning to the small screen – ie. Netflix on Thanksgiving, 2016. Presumably, you’ll stock up on coffee, junk food, and sweats for a marathon viewing session post-Thanksgiving. Earlier this year, Netflix came out with Fuller House, Abc… Read More Back to Nostalgia
West of Tree Hill
In 2003, the world looked very different – for starters, no one had heard of Facebook, President George Bush was in power, and popular enough that he went on to win a second term, and Justin Timberlake was in his infancy as a solo artist. There was also some damn good new television if you were in… Read More West of Tree Hill
