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February Reading Wrap Up

Behold, another successful reading month has passed and I’m now ready to pick up heavier reads in March because I’m ahead of schedule! Meaning, I’m on track to read 60 books in 2016 (oh yeah!). So, anyways, in the month of February, I finished seven books in total: one was a quick read, one a…

March 2, 2016

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Literature

A Monster Calls, Attachments, Books, City of Bones, PS: I Still Love You, Reading, Ready Player One, The 5th Wave, The Beach, Wrap Up

Commercial Break #36 : Oscar Edition

Every year I try to stay away from the madness of award season and every year I’m sucked into it like a moth to a flame. This year was no different. After a special year in film, after Mad Max won everybody’s heart, after Tom Hardy gave only amazing performances, after Leo wished, prayed and…

February 29, 2016

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Extra

Brie Larson, Commercial Break, Dave Grohl, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mad Max, Mad Max: Fury Road, Oscars 2016, Red Carpet, Red Carpet Fashion, Spotlight, The Academy Awards, The Oscars

How To Be Single (2016)

Against my better judgment, I went to see How To Be Single the other week. Eventually I ended up mildly enjoying myself, while expecting to hate it. And though Dakota Johnson still can’t act, and the plot was vaguely familiar from every other romantic comedy out there, How To Be Single was not flat out…

February 27, 2016

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Movie

Alison Brie, Anders Holm, Dakota Johnson, Damon Wayans Jr., How To Be Single, Jake Lacy, Leslie Mann, Rebel Wilson, Review

Chris Pratt Book Tag

Tags are such fun little things but I haven’t participated in a tag for more than a year, or even longer! And I definitely haven’t participated in a book tag, so when I saw this Chris Pratt book tag on Melisa’s blog WorldofBooks, I decided to do more tags. And what better way to start…

February 25, 2016

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Literature

Books, Chris Pratt, Harry Potter, Outlander, Reading, Rwady Player One, The Bone Season, The Martian, Throne of Glass, To All The Boys I’ve Ever Loved

Deadpool (2016)

Only Deadpool could break a fourth wall inside of a fourth wall to achieve the ultimate level of awesomeness by breaking sixteen walls. And though it makes no sense, it doesn’t really matter, because I’m still sixteen levels of thrilled about Deadpool and the fact that its first installment won’t be the last.

February 23, 2016

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Movie

Deadpool, Ed Skrein, Morena Baccarin, Review, Ryan Reynolds, T.J. Miller