During my latest trip to New York City, I decided to see Rock of Ages. It was one of the best decisions that I made that weekend. This rock-jukebox musical focused on a love story that was intertwined the best hair metal songs of the 1980s. When the show premiered on Broadway in 2009, American […]
Top 50 Fictional Villains of All Time Countdown, Day Two
October 13, 2011 By
Warning: This blog entry is full of spoilers so if you have not seen this character in action…. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Halloween is in three weeks! Did you pick out your Halloween costume yet? Tired of dressing up as Edward Cullen, a mediocre witch or even an abysmal pirate? Try dressing up as one […]
Top 50 Greatest Villians of All Time: Day One
October 10, 2011 By
Warning: This blog is full of spoilers so if you have not seen this character in action…YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Its October that means it is time for Halloween and during this time-the fictional monsters, villains and evil doers want to be recognized by pop culture fanatics like me. While there are numerous antagonists running […]
My Apple Story So Far….A Tribute to Steve Jobs
October 7, 2011 By
This past week, we lost a true innovator in technology….Apple Co-Founder and CEO Steve Jobs. Jobs co-created a company that changed the world we live in today and it will be his legacy with Apple Computers that he will be remembered the most about him. I remember back at Indian Valley Elementary School where I […]
Jacob Reviews….Little Miss Havana by Gloria Estefan
October 3, 2011 By
For the first time in eight years, Gloria Estefan, the reigning Queen of Latin Pop, has released an English-market studio album. Little Miss Havana has more dance music than her previous English-market album, 2003’s Unwrapped. Before listening to this album, I had a few questions: “Will this dance album be better than Estefan’s 1998 Gloria?” […]
The 10 Collaborations You Should Have on your MP3 Player
September 30, 2011 By
Earlier this month, music super group Superheavy released their debut album. Superheavy features five different musicians from diverse music field. This all-star line-up includes Sir Mick Jagger, Slumdog Millionaire composer A.R. Rahman, Reggae artist Damian Marley, Eurythmics co-founder David A. Stewart and British soul singer Joss Stone. While listening to their debut album, it reminded […]
Jacob’s Travels: Family Weekend with the Pride of Arizona Marching Band
September 28, 2011 By
This past weekend I was in Tucson, Arizona for the University of Arizona’s Family Weekend. My younger brother, Aaron, attends the University of Arizona and is finishing up his undergraduate college experience. For four years, Aaron has performed in the Pride of Arizona (PoA) Marching Band playing a 60-lb tuba. This marching band has 250 […]
Jacob’s Music Reviews: Duets II
September 20, 2011 By
Tony Bennett is one of the best singers of all time! This 85-year-old New York native has won 15 Grammy Awards, two Emmys and a Kennedy Center Honoree. Bennett has released 70 albums throughout his career and he is not showing signs of slowing down anytime soon. Bennett released his new album, Duets II, which […]
Jacob’s Comic Review: DC Comics’ New 52
September 16, 2011 By
This blog entry represents my views and beliefs on several of DC Comics’ new 52 comics. During the past couple of months, DC Comics announced that they would relaunch their entire DC Comics line with 52 number one issues. For hard-core DC Comics readers like me, the news was…shocking! Especially with the news that longtime […]
9-11: Ten Years Later…A Reflection
September 11, 2011 By
This blog post is a personal reflection. Ten years ago…the world as we knew it changed forever. Terrorists set out to destroy the American Way of Life by using our own inventions against us. They first crashed two jets into World Trade Center’s Twin Towers and we all saw in horror as they collapsed. […]
