BY JEREMY HAAS It’s been 50 years since The Beatles first appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. That’s enough time for a guy to be born, grow up, find a career, start a family, develop back problems, and sadly be considered “old.” The Beatles, however, will probably never age. ... Read more

BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS With “hipster” culture on the rise, top 40 hits are often considered to be “too mainstream” for many. The fact of the matter is this: some fall in love with music that causes them to feel something deep rather than something that’s simply catchy. When the... Read more

BY JACOB FERREIRA The Legend of Zelda has been one of the most beloved video game series for over 25 years, and for good reason. Despite the fact that the general plot of most Legend of Zelda games usually involves Link collecting special artifacts throughout the game in order... Read more

BY DANIELLE ONAFRAYCHUK With Christmas right about the corner one can`t help but get into the holiday spirit.  Now more than ever, the media has enabled us to get in touch with our enthusiastic festive side. With the 25th quickly approaching it`s hard not to feel giddy and cheerful.... Read more

BY CHRISTINA RIVERO Over the years, Marvel has had many courageous heroes willing to fight in order to insure the good of their city in peril. However, not all of them are equal in personality, power, and physical standards. Some are book smart while others have unique special abilities.... Read more

BY DANIEL LEIBOWITZ The eighth generation of new video game consoles has formed two very divisive sets of supporters; one is in favor of Sony’s Playstation 4 and the other sides with Microsoft’s Xbox One.  However, despite the ongoing banter among gamers over which console is supreme, it’s clear... Read more

BY ADAM SHLOMI It’s the most wonderful time of year. And no, I don’t mean Christmas. December has just begun and that can only mean one thing: playoff time, or more specifically, fantasy playoffs. Those who worked hard all year plucking players off the waiver wire and swindling trades... Read more

BY BLUE KAUFMAN While I still think it works better as a drama rather than a romantic comedy, director Billy Wilder is careful to shed just enough light on The Apartment to keep its bleakness from overwhelming the film.  Featuring a genuine suicide attempt and a grim take on... Read more

BY JEREMY HAAS It’s sobering to think that just a few short weeks ago, one of the most influential songwriters of rock n’ roll history died on us. He left his legacy behind through songs we hear almost daily, without even realizing where they came from.  Lou Reed will... Read more

BY ADAM SHLOMI Buy Low Sell High, it’s a pretty simple and self explanatory concept. The goal is to get things that are undervalued and get rid of things that are overvalued. The same goes for Fantasy Football. In this post we will be applying that concept to football... Read more