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89th ACADEMY AWARDS: Who Will Win and Who Should (A Subjective Guide)
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What to Do in London – No Leap Day Edition
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Anything Goes on National Margarita Day
Can you just make up a holiday? Yes, you can, says (corporate) America, starting with Thanksgiving, making a natural progression through the ridiculous “Sweetest Day” (that one seems to have … Read More
Play The Movies!
Gambling is big business and so are movies so for a long time now these two worlds have been joining forces to bring players to the slot machines. You have … Read More
News: Cinder Block Comedy Festival
Do you think you’re funny? Have your friends and family told you that you should do comedy? Here’s your chance. The Cinder Block Comedy Festival is taking early bird submissions … Read More
Comedy Album: Liz Miele Mind Over Melee
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Game Review: Fractured Space
For the first time out here at Pop Culture Beast, I’ll be looking at “Fractured Space,” a Free-to-Play MOBA set in, well, space. Oh goody. Here we go with games … Read More
Why Games Nights Are The New Going Out
Don’t get me wrong, going out can be fun. It can lead to crazy adventures, meeting new people or discovering something you didn’t know before. But while going out can … Read More
Review: Frankenstein, Greenwich Theatre
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How Does our Personality Type Impact our Gaming Choices?
We may like to think we’re all unique, with our own quirks and preferences, but research suggests that, broadly speaking, we all fit into one of 16 different personality types. … Read More
Book: In Calabria (Peter S. Beagle)
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Book: Dawn Study (Maria V. Snyder)
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Finally – Joseph Fiennes IS Michael Jackson
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