Toronto Blue Jays Trade Deadline Day; or, There’s Always Next Season
By Chris Dagonas July 31 is trade deadline day in the MLB, and for some General Managers it’s a day to make that last step towards building a team that […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Breaking Bad – Hazard Pay
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Paul: To the credit of a show like Breaking Bad, even transition episodes can explore important thematic elements of the entire series: trust and […]
Paris St-Germain, AC Milan and the New Soccer Economy
By: Chris Dagonas You know that feeling when you receive a bonus cheque from your boss? Or find 20 dollars in your jeans that you didn’t know you had? It’s […]
‘Best Coast’ Rolls into Toronto
By: Nick Setacci Have you ever had a guilty pleasure? Cupcakes? Full-fat gelato? Lap dances? Well I’m not entirely ashamed to say that one of my musical guilty pleasures is […]
Requiem for the Dark Knight Rises
By: Daniel Reynolds Expectations and hyperbole. The two real villains of the Dark Knight Rises (DKR). Christopher Nolan’s epic Batman trilogy drew to a close this past weekend with the […]
Breaking Bad – Madrigal
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Paul: As the final moments of this season’s first two episodes have confirmed, Walter White is no longer the moral center of Breaking Bad. […]
Batman by the Pictures
By: Daniel Reynolds It should not be a surprise to those that know me to hear that I am excited to see The Dark Knight Rises. I’ve been exceedingly on […]
Dreaming of the Beasts of the Southern Wild
By: Daniel Reynolds “Naturally, there is risk involved, one that I wouldn’t avoid. I see only a few people who take risks in order to change this misery—the misery of […]
Breaking Bad – Live Free or Die
By: Paul Andreacchi and Daniel Reynolds Daniel: Walter White is back. OK, so, I watch a solid amount of TV. I get invested in shows. I feel like I’ve seen […]
Steven Soderbergh and his Magic Mike
By: Daniel Reynolds So, Magic Mike has been out for a little while now. Have you seen it? My girlfriend convinced me that it was her turn to pick the […]
