While I don't have the unbridled enthusiasm that some may have for the arrival of 2021, the end of the year is a good chance to reflect.

This book is funny and heartfelt and honest, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a casual, comfortable holiday read.

The second time a pandemic has hampered holiday plans.

Threatening that perceived connection between long, straight hair and beauty.

Hitchcock does it again. Spoilers ahead.

I know you have a list! Get journaling with this straightforward prompt.

A year ago this month, I uploaded my last post on Instagram.

Spending so much time at home inspired me to start putting seeds in the ground.

This classic thriller did not disappoint.

At the risk of sounding like a middle school English teacher: Put down your phone and pick up a book.

A dilemma.

A revised ending to one of the most divisive children's books in history.

I’m continuing my cinematic mission to watch the 100 greatest movies of all time. You can read more about my crazy idea here. #98 – Rebel...

I just watched Breaking2, a documentary about distance runners and their quest to break the 2-hour marathon record.

They range in topic from racial injustice to parenting in a pandemic.

The nation is in an uproar over the murder of George Floyd. It's easy to feel helpless in times like these. But there are ways you can...

From the cool suits and all the crazy murder attempts, it's easy to see why this movie was a hit.

"I want to go to Chuck E Cheese and have fun."

We’re over a month into the stay-at-home order and it's easy to feel as though you're doing everything, and getting absolutely nothing done

How quickly things change.