Quickie Movie Review – The Martian
The Martian is very interested in process. As such, it is more focused in making you think than in leaving you thrilled. That is not to say there is no action – there is, it is just not especially emphasized. When it comes to movies that are almost exclusively about making you think, I usually appreciate them more than...
Third Eye Blind Kicks Off Fall Tour With a Bang (Photos)
Once again, 90’s rock powerhouse Third Eye Blind had the show of their lives in Winston-Salem, NC. This show was their fall tour kick-off show and was one for the ages. Performing to an intimately-sized sold out crowd of 1,000, Third Eye Blind performed a setlist filled with some of their greatest hits like Graduate, Never Let You Go,...
Music Review: Bonfire Confessions by Brother Neil
‘Bonfire Confession’ is the first solo album by Canadian artist Brother Neil.The collection of 13 songs move through a variety of styling’s and pacing that keeps each track sounding distinct, while still maintaining an overall sound that identifies the artist.
Which is something that most artists strive for in their albums – give each song it’s own voice while trying...
NFL Statement on Status of Week 4 Eagles-Redskins Game
Our primary concern as it relates to Hurricane Joaquin is the safety of the public, including our fans and clubs. Based on the storm’s current trajectory and the lifting by Governor Hogan of the state of emergency in eight Maryland counties, including Montgomery and Prince George’s County (where FedEx Field is located), we expect to play Sunday’s Philadelphia at...
Review: Jim Beam Apple Gives Autumn a Delicious Kick
Living in New England everything this time of year is about apples. They are at the peak of their ripeness and can be found at roadside stands across the region. We feast this time of year on apple stuffed muffins, pancakes, and scones. Most often these treats are washed down with a generous glass of apple cider. Thanks to...
Guitar Gear Review: Fret Rocker
How many of us have looked down the length of a neck to survey the landscape? Come on now, we've either seen it done or most likely done it ourselves. Generally, it's someone looking for the neck relief or maybe even looking for even frets...and that's what we're talking about today. Level frets.
Other ways to track down level frets...
Boston Calling Early Bird Three-Day Tickets On Sale Today
On the heels of its great success with September 2015’s festival, Boston Calling is excited to announce the dates and a special early bird pre-sale for next year’s Memorial Day Weekend festival, May 27-29, 2016. The pre-sale offers the lowest ticket prices that will be made available for May 2016’s festival. Three-day early bird tickets will go on sale at www.bostoncalling.com beginning tomorrow, October...
Boston Calling and Samuel Adams Make for an Incredible Time
I arrived at the Boston City Hall Plaza to enjoy an afternoon of music hosted by Boston Calling. I made my way over to the Sam Adams beer tent where I was greeted by a host of Sam Adams employees who quickly poured me a specialty flight. I took a closer look at what lay before me and carefully...
MillerCoors Breweries Earn Two Gold Medals At 2015 Great American Beer Festival
With two gold medals at the 2015 Great American Beer Festival presented by the Brewers Association, MillerCoors now has 208 medals at the prestigious national event, more than any other brewer. Continuing with its strong tradition of quality, MillerCoors saw Coors Brewing Company win for Coors Banquet and AC Golden Brewing Company win for Ctayt, a Russian Imperial Stout...
Samuel Adams Brewer and Founder Jim Koch is Writing Quench Your Own Thirst
Jim Koch, the founder of The Boston Beer Company, brewer of Samuel Adams beers, and a key catalyst in the American craft beer revolution, is writing a book titled QUENCH YOUR OWN THIRST: BUSINESS LESSONS LEARNED OVER A BEER OR TWO. Based on more than thirty years of experience as a business owner and brewer, Koch offers unprecedented insights...













