A Moment with Jim Palmer
By Will Martin On a weekend where the Yankees and Red Sox are renewing an infamous rivalry at Fenway Park I was reminded of another team that made the 1970’s and early 1980’s very fun […]
Entertainment
An Interview with Jeff Stebbins of 3 Pill Morning
By Kelly Reed 3 Pill Morning is currently touring and will be performing in Dallas at the House of Blue on Wednesday, July 24. Frontman Jeff Stebbins took a few minutes to talk shop. Here’s […]
Blitz Weekender: July 18-21
By Audra Stamp Well the summer is half way over, but there is still plenty to do in DFW and the surrounding areas. We bring you plenty of fun and exciting activities that will get […]
Modern Vintage: Aja Volkman of Nico Vega
By C. Patterson Were it up to her, Aja Volkman, would be watching everyone’s favorite zombie apocalyptic TV show right now. Luckily for us, for ten minutes on a recent Friday afternoon she was stuck […]
Pacific Rim Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Geek-auteur Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim is no more or less bombastic than this summer’s other event-film spectacles, but damn if it isn’t a lot smarter, more fun, and less heavy-handed than […]
Indestructible Hov
By C. Patterson You can probably bet that somewhere sitting in a dimly lit swanky Manhattan hotel’s presidential penthouse is a gruff but soft spoken man with the body of your father, the mind of […]
Blitz Weekender: July 11-14
By Audra Stamp In this edition of the Blitz Weekender we have plenty of fun things for you to do to start off that weekend. The DFW area has a lot of entertaining events and […]
The Way, Way Back – Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Familiar and a tad predictable, yet funny and satisfying, The Way, Way Back is a breezy throwback to Meatballs era of coming-of-age comedies, and a refreshing bit of counter-programming in a summer […]
Blitz Weekender: July 3-7
By Audra Stamp Well it’s the first weekend in July and we all know what that means, it’s time to get out the flags and wear that red, white and blue for the Fourth of […]
World War Z Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Marc Forster’s long-awaited, loose adaptation of Max Brooks’ cult novel, World War Z became notorious last year when the release date was pushed by several months, weeks worth of footage filmed in Bulgaria […]