If you’ve received a new laptop or LCD monitor recently (or might get one later this week), there’s a good chance you received a “glossy” or “anti-reflective” screen with it—and a better chance…
Awww.
Please don't cry.
Your tears smell like old meat.
Getting your stone and steel ready for a big carving job? Need to figure out how, exactly, you use a stone and steel? The Knife Sharpening Tips blog is relatively new, but already has a good number…
Two years ago on Lifehacker, you got some New Years Resolutions inspiration.
Filed under: Holidays, Christmas
My family is rather traditional when it comes to holiday dinners. We usually have turkey, bread stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, squash, turnip, and cranberry sauce for dinner, and then a giant table filled with cookies, pies, brownies, nuts, and cheeses for later. This year we’re trying to do things a little bit differently. We’re still doing turkey, but we’re mixing in some pasta dishes, chicken dishes, and meatballs as well, along with some…
Filed under: Recipes, Spices, Sugar, Christmas
I first spotted this recipe on Tastespotting and knew instantly that it had my name written all over it. I am a sucker for baked goods that incorporate herbs and so this one called to me (I also have a recipe for Lemon Basil cookies that I want to try). I made some adjustments to the recipe. It didn’t come together easily, so I added several tablespoons of milk. For the first time in my life (I normally reduce the amount of…
Do you work out hard and suffer in the aftermath? Sometimes the pain can be unbearable. Care Fair recommends that you avoid working out so hard so that you’re not in excruciating pain. Moderate…
In a constantly-changing society, new technologies exist today that haven’t existed yesterday. Blogger Wendy Piersall says that the best way to move forward and prepare our children is to educate…
In a constantly-changing society, new technologies exist today that haven’t existed yesterday. Blogger Wendy Piersall says that the best way to move forward and prepare our children is to educate…
Still don’t know what to get that special someone for the holidays? In an attempt to save time (and keep within your budget), Kiplinger suggests that you use the Internet to comparison shop and look…
Filed under: Classics, Comedy, Drama, Fandom, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Seven, Lists, 12 Days of Cinematicalmas
Wonderful as the classic family Christmas movies can be, the overwhelming sugary sweetness in most of them can be a little off-putting to adult audiences. I know my friends tend to gravitate more towards the R-rated fare — Die Hard, Bad Santa,The Ref, etc. Lord knows Hollywood doesn’t want to be bothered coming up with original ideas, so I’m…
Filed under: Action, Comedy, Thrillers, Fandom, Home Entertainment, 12 Days of Cinematicalmas, Retro Cinema
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Who is Charlize Theron to know which of her movies are good or not? During a recent interview in Esquire magazine, the actress had the following to say about Reindeer Games, one of her early films: “That was a bad, bad, bad movie. But even though the movie might suck, I got to work with John Frankenheimer. I wasn’t lying to myself — that’s why I…
Filed under: Documentary, Independent, Michael Moore, Cinematical Indie
Jeffrey Blitz had enormous success with his debut film Spellbound. It is the 14th highest grossing documentary (better than it sounds; it made more than $7 million worldwide, while most docs never break $1 million), it was nominated for an Academy Award and it has lasting acclaim (it’s #4 on IDA’s list of all-time best docs). So it’s OK that his follow-up, the fiction film Rocket Science, only…
Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Movie Marketing, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, Trailers and Clips
Following a lackluster showing at the 2007 Superbowl, the major Hollywood studios are gearing up for a major presence at the 2008 Superbowl early next year. Variety reports that Paramount, Sony, New Line, Disney, Universal, Warner Bros. and Fox have all bought air time during the game — with some opting to unspool trailers during the pre and…
Filed under: Newspapers, On the Blogs, in sixty seconds
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A big selection of cookie and candy recipes for the holidays. - I’m not much of a seafood fan, but I do love scallops.
- Want to cook a goose this Christmas? It’s easier than you think.
- A look back at some of the best cookbooks released in 2007.
- Globe food photographer Beatrice Peltre won an award from the Well-Fed Network for her work.
- Restaurant reviews: Jalapenos and Little Mexico.
- This week’s…
Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Foreign Language, Independent, Thrillers, Exhibition, Movie Marketing, Cinematical Indie
As a follow-up to the recent news that Korean filmmakers want local audiences to pay higher ticket prices, I took a look at what’s currently playing in cinemas there. Of last weekend’s box office top 10, three are from the US (I Am Legend, August Rush, Hairspray), one is from Japan (Kiki’s Delivery Service), and one is multi-national (Lust,…
