Written by Anne Valente Monday, 28 August 2006 05:56
But truly, what is the shame in admitting that every once in awhile an oh-so-bad-but-just-so-great song enters your musical inventory?
Monday, 14 August 2006 03:41
At the time, I was a broken-hearted fifth grader, having just found out that my "boyfriend" at school (a whopping three-day relationship) had another girlfriend at Sunday school.Friday, 30 June 2006 18:00
As soon as my body registers an outdoor temperature ranging above 80 degrees, the opening riff to “Surfin’ U.S.A.” starts flickering through my mind.Written by Anne Valente Monday, 22 May 2006 09:12
It also made me understand what it means to walk out of a theater sheepish and red-eyed, something I didn’t quite grasp when I saw Beaches in first grade. Everyone walked out of that movie sniffling and blowing their noses over the death of Barbara Hershey’s character, and all I felt was awkwardness.
Written by Anne Valente Tuesday, 25 April 2006 07:26
I thought the answering machine phenomenon was bad enough, but now I’ve decided that there is nothing more cringe-inducing than hearing your own prepubescent voice belt out the lyrics to “Eurotrash Girl.”
Wednesday, 29 March 2006 11:14
Like Cujo. What was ever scary about this movie? A rabid dog that terrorizes a family locked in a tiny car, its bloody paws streaking the windshield red? Come on, Stephen King. You could have done better than that. Although maybe not, considering you also gave us a vehicle possessed by demons.
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