Not apple or cherry pie. Not even key lime (my favorite). Pi, Greek letter (), is the symbol for the ratio of the circumference of a ci...

I am reminded today, February 29th, of my childhood friends John and Charlie who were born on this day in 1952. My parents were friends wit...

This movie is heartbreakingly beautiful. It tells the story of the last months of the life of Judy Garland as she worked a residency at a c...

I loved everything about this movie. It is based on a beautiful true story about two guys on the road for 8 weeks. The dialogue and interac...

My friend Missy saw Cats. She gave me permission to post her review here: 1) It seems there are several critical “articles” circulating o...

This Netflix papal biopic is worth the two hour viewing time. The casting was perfect. Anthony Hopkins playing Benedict and Jonathan Pryce ...

When things are dark, and the struggle is hard, hope helps me. In times of weakness and debilitation, hope makes me strong. When things...

This is the image that greets me each morning when I enter the hall bath of our downtown KC loft. It reminds me that thankfulness is a c...

“Any society, any nation, is judged on the basis of how it treats its weakest members - the last, the least, the littlest.” -Cardinal Roger...

This movie was not at all what I expected. Not Dirty Harry. Not Gran Turino. But an amazingly tender and thoughtful experience. The story t...

First of all. I have to say that this period comedy (of sorts anyways) is way different than I imagined it to be. Much darker. Pretty racy ...

A few days ago my wife and I watched this beautiful movie. I am generally not a fan of the black and white genre. Yet the presentation w...

A Facebook conversation this morning reminded me of this thought from the bible: "let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, s...

I think that the images at the left represent the different ways that people see the scourging of Jesus on that first Good Friday when He s...