Oakland Mills Will No Longer Run on Dunkin’

It’s Lights Out for the Local Dunkin’ Donuts It comes as a surprise to the Oakland Mills community, and a major blow to Oakland Mills High Schoolers, that the Oakland Mills Village Center’s Dunkin Donuts will be permanently closing on April 4th. This is a result of OMHS parents and community members urging a petition to have the location closed, because of the proximity it … Continue reading Oakland Mills Will No Longer Run on Dunkin’

Tom Brady Unretires…Again!

The Immortal Legend Announces his Return to the Game Tom Brady is a three-time MVP, one of two unanimous NFL MVPs of all time, a record 15-time Pro Bowler, another record holder with seven championships and five Super Bowl MVPs, 89,214 passing yards, and 649 touchdown passes. With all these records and all-time accomplishments, it would be more than appropriate for him to hang it … Continue reading Tom Brady Unretires…Again!

“Her” Movie Review

The Tale of Semi-Sentient Love On December 18, 2013, the mature Spike Jonze wrote, directed, and co-produced the film, Her, which was initially released limitedly in North America, then widely released on January 10, 2014. The strange launching of the movie parallels both its content and creator. You may recognize the name Spike Jonze from the 2009 live-action “Where the Wild Things Are” movie, Kanye … Continue reading “Her” Movie Review

Kwanzaa Clarification

An overview of the holiday you’ve likely heard of Every year, from December 26th to January 1st, Kwanzaa commences. The cultural holiday spans seven days, each having its meaning and purpose in allowing African-Americans and Pan-Africans to celebrate and embrace their African heritage.  Many of you may not know about Kwanzaa since it’s a reasonably new holiday, founded in 1966 by Maulana Karenga. Karenga was … Continue reading Kwanzaa Clarification