HomeColumnists (Page 24)

Columnists

With the proliferation of content, there has been what seems to be an exponential increase in the number of episodic submissions for Emmy consideration in an endless array of categories.

Part I of "How to Navigate Streaming Services" gave you the basics on what to look for and how to make your way through the most commonly watched streamers: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, HBO Max, Disney+, and Apple TV+. Here, we will go into a deeper

Today's reviews are as different as they are alike. What do a nature documentary and a series about adolescence have in common? Both are terrific family viewing, although each stands alone across multiple demographics.

Here we take a look at the latest advances in safety, efficiency, communication, navigation, and emergency services to aid us in our 2D world.

The Petersen Automotive Museum will honor the 90th anniversary of the 1932 Ford with a new national holiday, "Hot Rod Day," on June 11, and celebrate the special day with the Museum's new "Ford Fever: The Deuce Turns 90" exhibit in the Ross and Beth

Will Smith slapping Chris Rock was shocking. I am glad that everyone is thinking and talking about it as there is much to learn about how we manage our hurt and anger.

"Until the fall of 2019, Barth and Black had offices in the same suite, separated by about 20 feet with a shared wall."

Tragically, our sympathetic nervous systems, responsible for our "fight or flight" responses, are once again in overdrive.

A new study conducted by Art Fund in the UK showed that 1-2 hours of leisure activity daily significantly reduced stress and added to one's sense of purpose and meaning in life.

Albert Einstein said, "In the midst of every crisis lies great opportunity." Instead of focusing on what I want to change next year, I decided to reflect on what I accomplished last year as a way to lift my own mood and spark hope for