The Conversationalist

One of the great things about going home for the holidays is that we’re able to sort through all the lovely relics of our childhoods.

I salute the mustache. And I salute the men who are interested in shedding light on prostate cancer through growing a mustache for Movember. Fellas, we need to be able to talk about our health, whether that’s physical, mental or emotional, and I think Movember is a step in the right direction towards opening up [...]

British street artist Banksy is famous for his social commentary express through graffiti, sketches and installations. “The son of a photocopier technician, Banksy trained as a butcher but became involved in graffiti during the great Bristol aerosol boom of the late 1980s. He does not sell photos of street graffiti directly himself; however, art auctioneers have [...]

It’s true what they say, being gay is the worst of all the oppressions. Personally, I’d rather be black or colorblind. But that’s the thing with oppression — you don’t choose it. Oppression chooses you. The worst thing about being gay is trying to hook up with other gay guys. What a pathetic crew of pansy-ass bitches [...]

I was flipping through the internet the other day, and came across a stellar site called W5RAN. They brand themselves as an indie online magazine, “broadcasting collaborative content” with various categories such as photography, things, words and life sciences. Check it out. This quote is from Sarah Bernhardt, an actress in the early days of [...]

There is A LOT of junk in the world. As we move forward, often we need to purge our possessions. Here’s a great article on How To Recycle Anything…

I loves me my documentary films. And the best documentary film, in my humble opinion, takes me to world where I’ve never been before. In “GOOD HAIR,” Chris Rock takes us inside the fierce and financially lucrative world of black women’s hair. It’s a world where I certainly have not been before. It turns out [...]

Do you need more reasons to procrastinate? No, no you don’t. But these buttons might provide the PERFECT soundtrack to your time-killing tendencies. Let me press the buttons…

This Sunday’s Sermon: Canada’s beloved songstress has a good mother. And I am also blessed to have a good mother. “Feet on ground, Heart in hand, Facing forward, Be yourself.” Watch the video…

“Your heart’s on the loose You rolled them seven’s with nothing to lose And this ain’t no place for the weary kind” – The Weary Kind (Ryan Bingham) The plot of “Crazy Heart” has been told a thousand times before: supposedly successful individual struggles with demons, watches his relationships fracture and then attempts to do [...]