February 2023 Archives

I’m probably in the minority here, but I actually enjoy 2005’s Constantine, which stars Keanu Reeve…

My wife and I have both been on a bit of noir kick lately, and I picked this up after reading her r…

The video’s stunning natural imagery is quite fitting for the song’s dramatic arrangements.

This was our go-to Indian restaurant for quite awhile, but it had been a few years since our last v…

I don’t make it here very often, which is a shame because they make terrific banh mi sandwiches. Th…

I’ve been intrigued by this little diner for years, having driven past it many times. So we finally…

I didn’t really dislike anything about Netflix’s adaptation of the beloved comic series, though I d…

Critics respond to Elizabeth Banks’ horror comedy about a drug-loving bear.

The functionality, which is still in its early stages, is only available in Bandcamp’s mobile app.

And all you need to watch them is a library card.

I’m pretty sure The Visitor has been lodged in my subconscious ever since I glimpsed its VHS cover …

I wanted to like this one, I really did. On the surface, it seems like a really goofy, nostalgic od…

The Havelock location is a bonafide Lincoln institution. I had the prime rib French Dip this time a…

A decent little pizza place and beer garden in Nebraska City. I didn’t try any of the beers, though…

For his first major work since 1995, Bill Watterson teams up with caricaturist John Kascht to produce “a fable for grown-ups.”

We decided to celebrate Valentine’s Day by introducing the kids to this classic. Of course, the dan…

Ashkelon Sain’s latest serves as a showcase for his moody-yet-elegant arrangements and guitar textures.

Opus subscribers can listen to a collection of some of my favorite songs from each year in which I’ve been alive.

BOOM! Studios’ upcoming comic series explores an untold chapter in the Expanse saga.

For all of their convenience, there’s a risk to relying on streaming services to access our cultural libraries.