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Author, writer, teacher, blogger, keeps a blog The Trough where she writes. She combines spirituality and politics as no other. She is a native of Chicago, who prefers walking as exercise. The author has a B.S., biology and M.A., anthropology, certified science and french teacher.
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The Rainbow beckons us and we bought it. We read it. We saw it. We lived it. We loved it.
You will meet a tall, dark psychic in the Hereafter. Eastwood has done it again.
A private feeling aired gets Juan Williams, a National Public Radio journalist/analyst, fired.
After the wife departs, things fall apart. Igor and Coco indulge in separation rather than fornication.
Unfortunately this book by Hodge just might be Obama's undoing or the longest "Dear John" letter ever.
Geoffrey Canada believes that teachers are both artist and janitor, hired to take out the trash--low scores, low self-esteem, and low IQ.
We watch the market and the people tumble out of their minds, in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.
The chase is on! We follow Agent Adam, the wallet and Doug's heart to its natural conclusion.
Mark Zuckerberg programs drunk as a skunk while he tames the Internet jungle to co-found Facebook.
It is Scooter Libby’s (David Andrews) job to deliver a scary-good performance within a film that will be queued for Oscar.
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