I used to sing. Shut up, I did. I started with Tejano music then moved on to Freestyle music (it made a comeback in the 90s and you had to have zero talent). Then I opted for pop music because it appeared that that's where the money was at. If Britney Spears could get a … Continue reading Review: Open Book | Jessica Simpson
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Review: The Last Black Unicorn | Tiffany Haddish
I have a dream. And that dream is to one day be a guest on Comedy Central's Drunk History, both as an actress and as a drunk person. No, really. I realize most dreams consist of purchasing homes or getting a Master's degree. Not me. I want to be drunk on national TV talking about … Continue reading Review: The Last Black Unicorn | Tiffany Haddish
Review: The Tao of Bill Murray |Gavin Edwards
I have a problem, and that problem is when it comes to work I have a hard time saying 'no' when someone asks me for a favor. This leads to me over-extending myself, which stresses me out, resulting in my transformation into a volcano of rage. The mere thought of having to add anything - … Continue reading Review: The Tao of Bill Murray |Gavin Edwards
Review: Failure is An Option | H. Jon Benjamin
OK, so here's the deal with this book: it's hilarious. I'm talking it made me cry-laugh. H. Jon details his failures from childhood to his most recent - failing to do two different voices for Bob (Bob's Burgers) and Archer (Archer, duh). What I love most is this book never turns inspirational. There's no advice … Continue reading Review: Failure is An Option | H. Jon Benjamin
Review: Next Level Basic | Stassi Schroeder
As all 5 of you know, I used to write about the show Vanderpump Rules - first on my site then for the entertainment blog Taste of Reality. Writing about the show was fun but there's like 28 episodes a season and they're in season 7 - there are only so many jokes you can … Continue reading Review: Next Level Basic | Stassi Schroeder
Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin
So, as you probably don't remember, I have set a goal of reading at least 35 books this year. While the next 34 will be ones I've never read, the first one I chose for the year is one I've read more times than I can count. Regardless of anyone's opinion of her this is … Continue reading Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin
For All The Rude People by: Jack Ritchie
A few months ago I read a book of short stories called Not For The Nervous and decided that I would include some of my favorite stories on my site during my 31 Days of Halloween. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did! "How old are you?" I asked! His eyes were … Continue reading For All The Rude People by: Jack Ritchie
A Head Full of Ghosts by: Paul Tremblay
This. Book. Is. Trippy. The story is set around a girl who may or may not be possessed and a reality show documenting the ordeal, and every time you think you know what's about to happen, you don't. The end is a twist I didn't see coming and while I read this earlier this year … Continue reading A Head Full of Ghosts by: Paul Tremblay
I Forgot to Die by: Khalil Rafati
So I originally purchased this book to learn more about a company called Book In A Box and how they format their work. Khalil is one of their authors and to be honest I'm not really sure why I chose this one out of all of the books the company has published. Turns out it's … Continue reading I Forgot to Die by: Khalil Rafati
Scrappy Little Nobody by: Anna Kendrick
I'll admit, I haven't watched very many of Anna Kendrick's movies. In fact I can probably only name about four movies she's been in. In all honesty it was her Twitter account that made me want to read her book. If she's that funny on Twitter her book has to be just as hilarious and … Continue reading Scrappy Little Nobody by: Anna Kendrick
