From my teens to my thirties more often than not people in my family have thought it their rightful place to openly comment on my weight. If this sounds familiar or you are guilty of openly commenting on another’s, more likely a beloved friend or family member’s, weight then I urge you to read and share this article. Throughout my research on body image in … Continue reading Family and Weight Shaming By: Stephanie Hoover
Many people ask about my experiences in boot camp (or ), and I usually respond with, “you have an hour?” Sure, I have plenty of stories that will make you laugh, and even more that will make you shake your head as you walk away before the tale has ended. Boot camp – at least for grunts like me – was that part of your … Continue reading Horror Stories of the Game By: Luke Cummings
Directed by David Mackenzie, “Hell or High Water” may be the biggest surprise of the summer. Beyond that, it is a heist movie set in rural west Texas with a script that was blacklisted in 2012. For those that don’t know, that means the screenplay was—at the time—considered to be one of the best unproduced screenplays in Hollywood. Anyway, the movie stars Chris Pine and … Continue reading Hell or High Water Review By: Sean Harrison
