Should We Prepare The Guillotine?

In September 2003, David Blaine began performing the infamous “Above the Below” endurance contest. Some people might call Blaine a magician and I think when he rose to prominence in the 1990s, his street illusions distanced himself from the glamourous style of David Copperfield or Seigfried and Roy. But as one of my math teachersContinue reading “Should We Prepare The Guillotine?”

Turrelle Sisters Begin Monthly Drag Show In Tahlequah

If you love a great drag show with some pretty ladies and enjoy good laughs, but don’t have time to travel to the big cities, the Turrelle Sisters will be performing monthly in Tahlequah at the Squeeze Bar, a restaurant/bar located in the downtown area near the campus of Northeastern State University. They had theirContinue reading “Turrelle Sisters Begin Monthly Drag Show In Tahlequah”

‘SNL’ Skit Did Go Too Far

Mel Brooks, one of the Kings of Comedy, once said: “Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall in an open sewer and die.” The line means that as long as it doesn’t happen to me, it won’t hurt as much. Saturday Night Live has pushed the envelope in its 50Continue reading “‘SNL’ Skit Did Go Too Far”

We Need To Talk About The Frisco, Texas Fatal Stabbing Case

As long as the laws have been on the book, Stand Your Ground is a vague law in which people think they have a license to kill while others are finding themselves at the mercy of an unjust judicial system because of their financial standings. On Wednesday, April 2, Austin Metcalf, 17, was fatally stabbedContinue reading “We Need To Talk About The Frisco, Texas Fatal Stabbing Case”

Happy Easter Holy Week

I want to wish all you celebrate a great Palm Sunday as Easter Week begins. It’s also the same week as Passover for those who practice Judaism. It’s just unfortunate with that people use religion and spirituality which should benefit themselves individually as a means to condemn and treat others horribly. We’re no better thanContinue reading “Happy Easter Holy Week”

“Pink” Moon/Passover This Weekend

Be sure to look out at your night sky this weekend as the Spring Pink Moon is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday nights. However, it’s not really pink. It’s known for the creeping phlox, the pink wildflowers which are expected to bloom around this time of year. And since Sunday is Palm Sunday, there isContinue reading ““Pink” Moon/Passover This Weekend”

‘The Island Of Dr. Moreau’ Is A Disaster Movie Of Epic Proportions

Earlier this month, Val Kilmer passed away from complications of pneumonia. He had battled throat cancer in the 2010s resulting in a tracheotomy resulting in the difficulty to speak. Kilmer was considered difficult to work with and one of his most complicated movie productions was The Island of Dr. Moreau, released in 1996. It wasContinue reading “‘The Island Of Dr. Moreau’ Is A Disaster Movie Of Epic Proportions”

Visit Fort Gibson Dam

The Fort Gibson Dam is located on the borders of Cherokee and Wagoner Counties in northeastern Oklahoma. It was ordered constructed by the Flood Control Act of 1941. However, construction was delayed during World War II. It’s a gravity dam on the Grand (Neosho) River and the project was completed in 1953. The dam suppliesContinue reading “Visit Fort Gibson Dam”

‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Terrifying Thriller With Great Social Commentary

As he nears 80 later this year, John Lithgow’s range and versatility has catapulted him to an A-lister that can also work more comfortably in roles for character actors. At the start of career, he seemed unlikely to be anything but a character actor with that receding hair line, 6-foot-4 stature and a face thatContinue reading “‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Terrifying Thriller With Great Social Commentary”