Review: ‘Wonder Woman’ Animated Film Commemorative Edition
The new commemorative edition of the ‘Wonder Woman’ animated film contains great special features but the movie itself remains just okay.
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Junior Open Water Scuba Diving Courses
Have you thought about a Junior Open Water Scuba Diving Course for your geekling? Here’s what to look for and 5 top suggestions on where to go.
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No Soap, Radio: On the Pains and Virtues of Not Getting It
Was an old “family joke” really an elaborate prank? Do I not get it, or am I the smart one? I am consumed with thirty-year-delayed paranoia!
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Toddler Groot Is Life: Allegory in ‘Guardians of the Galaxy 2’
Toddler Groot wasn’t just adorable. He was the allegorical anthropomorphic tree of life defining the morality tale that was ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.’
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Between the Bookends May ’17: Sexy Vampires & American Gods
In this month’s ‘Between the Bookends,’ Patricia, Sophie, Nivi, Shiri, and Anika all hope you find something new to inspire you.
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Seattle Tabletop Game Store Runs “The Gauntlet” for Charity
The Gauntlet is an invitational board game tournament benefitting Treehouse, a charity for children in foster care, and it’s not too late for you to be involved.
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My Mom & the New England Patriots
What do I want for Mother’s Day? Therein lies a tale of a hospital, Tom Brady, and the SuperBowl.
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Mother’s Day: A Celebration of Every Identity
Let’s celebrate Mother’s Day by looking beyond the traditional cisgendered, heteronormative representations and looking at what motherhood really means.
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DIY: Create a Fabric Book Cover
There are websites where you upload your materials and receive a professional-looking book or album. But if you work last minute, it’s possible to procrastinate and still produce a beautiful bound book.
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Petsies Will Delight Your Kids and Alarm Your Pets
Make a custom version of your pet for National Pet Week!
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I Want Some Lego Sets for Mother’s Day
Give the moms in your life some Lego and a little quiet time to build. That’s what I want this year.
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‘Discovery: The Human Evolution Game’
Check out a new educational card game about the evolution of humanity with ‘Discovery.’
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Review: Perfect Blend: ‘The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Pizza Cookbook’
Wherein Insight Editions inspires my family to make Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Pizza. And only light the oven on fire once…
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Author Laurie Forest’s Geeky Inspirations Behind the ‘Black Witch Chronicles’
Young adult fantasy author Laurie Forest tells us what made her geek out while writing her debut novel, ‘The Black Witch.’ Be sure to check out her Pinterest page, where she has a lot of images of her inspirations as well!
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Dear Instant Pot
Maybe it’s because you, a kitchen appliance, were a birthday gift. Or perhaps it’s the fact that you’ve been hyped up more than the Super Bowl. But I have to confess, Instant Pot, that I’m just not in love with you.
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Gather ‘Round, Padawans: Black Bolt and Telling a Story
Saladin Ahmed and Christian Ward’s ‘Black Bolt’ is this remarkable character’s first solo outing. For the record, the King (former king?) of the Inhumans couldn’t be in better hands. (Contains spoilers for Black Bolt #1.)
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A “Fake Geek Girl” Waxes Rhapsodic Over ‘Agents of SHIELD’
Why isn’t anybody watching my current favorite show anymore, when it’s doing a better job than most other superhero shows and the comics they’re based on?
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‘Crochet Therapy’: Crafting to Improve Well-Being
Knitting and crocheting are tactile, often relaxing activities. Why not also end up with a product that can further your relaxation efforts?
Continue ReadingMusical Mayhem: Books About Composers That Will Make You Laugh
The serious discipline of classical music studies can be seriously funny with these books about the lives, and sometimes deaths, of famous composers.
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‘Green Lanterns’: Sam Humphries on Jessica Cruz & Simon Baz
Sam Humphries of ‘Green Lanterns’ talks about Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz, the newest Lanterns, and how he approaches the representation overlap between people of color and those with anxiety disorder.
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