When it was suggested I write a column on “Star Wars” and the culture it has created, I kind of freaked out a little.

To say that I am uncontrollably excited for the release of “Skyfall” would be an understatement.

When the show “Chuck” came to an end earlier this year, I had many friends who were quite upset.

For some reason, I’ve always had this idea that if I became a DJ, my name would be DJ Booda.

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Wilco and Schubert isn’t a combination that comes to mind when considering an orchestral performance, but for the experimental and classical music ensemble wild Up, this is nothing out of the ordinary.

Founded by conductor Chris Rountree, wild Up is essentially one of the Hammer Museum’s most recent installations.

My friend recently told me, or better yet, exclaimed at me, “Michael Fassbender has ruined me for other men!” To the best of my knowledge, she hasn’t been in a relationship or in anyway involved with the actor, so this very definite conclusion kind of surprised me.

As I sit in front of the tube scrolling through the guide, it’s the iconic voice of Chandler from “Friends” that goes ringing through my head, asking “could there BE anymore reality TV?”

“The Mindy Project,” one might assume, is just another Tuesday night comedy to skip over when flipping through the channels.

The misunderstood teenage girl longing for an escape from her unfulfilling and drab life rears her head yet again in Elgin James’ directorial debut, “Little Birds.”

Guides to life are a dime a dozen these days. From self-help books to lifestyle magazines, living well has become an obsession of society.
But this wasn’t always the case. Hundreds of years ago, in the Middle Ages, people were more concerned with how to die a proper and respectable death.