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Let’s Cancel Cancel Culture Bullying…

Audrey Biloon -

Edmund Burke was the first to say that when good [people] do nothing, evil flourishes. Bullying, for any reason, even disguised as a safety issue, is oppressively evil. Silence to evil is assent. Assent ushers in tyranny.

Thor: Love and Thunder

Paul Preston -

Marvel has explored another human truth with Thor: Love and Thunder – the idea of choosing love. And it comes in many complicated forms...

The Holocaust: A History of the Jews of Europe During the Second World War

John Loranger -

Again, this is a painful read; and also lengthy. But for anyone who wants to know the whole story of the Holocaust—insofar as that is obtainable to mere readers of history—Martin Gilbert’s work is invaluable.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife–A Review

Ray Schillaci -

Add to that, an absolutely wonderful cast, production design and a visual treat of effects and you have a Ghostbusters sequel that will leave you wanting more.

3 Must-Have Features in Educational Apps

Manan G -

The 21st century as it relates to technology has made extreme changes in almost all industries. The essence of this positive transformation has been the evolution of mobile applications and smartphones.

Boulet Brothers ‘CREATURES OF THE NIGHT’ Acquired by Dread

Mitch Swan -

The Dread Central Podcast Network is proud to welcome The Boulet Brothers’ infamous podcast show “Creatures of the Night’ to their ever-growing slate of original programming.

We’re All in Grant

Vicki Milewski -

Galaudet Gallery has been selected to receive a Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation’s (WEDC) We’re All In Small Business Grant which encourages “adoption of best practices to keep employees, customers and communities safe.”

The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw

Mitch Swan -

The film will be releasing in limited theaters on Friday, October 2, 2020 and will be available on major VOD/Digital platforms beginning Tuesday, October 6, 2020.

R.I.P. Alan Parker

Ray Schillaci -

Sir Alan Parker made his exit on July 31, 2020. He was more than a filmmaker extraordinaire. The gentleman was knighted in 2014 for services to business, charitable giving and philanthropy.

Radioactive — Movie Review

Ray Schillaci -

Radioactive may not be the best depiction of Madame Curie’s life, but it’s very close and extremely relatable. Even with its flaws I highly recommend catching this film on Amazon Prime.