Iran Announces New Breach of Nuclear Deal Limits, and Threatens Further Violations
Finally: Jeffrey Epstein, Billionaire Long Accused of Molesting Minors, Is Charged
Democrats Found A Major Recruit To Take On Susan Collins in 2020
Of course: DeVos Repeals Obama-Era Rule Cracking Down on For-Profit Colleges
Lawyers Ask Judge to Order White Nationalist From Keene To Stop Alleged Threats
In male-dominated Afghanistan, justice for women is complicated
Trade War Has Damaged U.S. Chip Industry in Ways a Deal May Never Fix
Neanderthals’ history is as complicated as ours
This seems like a terrible idea! The ‘Les Misérables’ Revolving Stage Is Going. Fans Are in a Spin.
Dracula arrives in first blood-splattered look at Sherlock creators' miniseries
Showing posts with label Dracula. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dracula. Show all posts
Sunday, July 7, 2019
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Morning Coffee (6/21/17)
The New Face of Russian Resistance
This is an amazing story of a doctor in Dakar: The Soul of a Feminist
Why the Supreme Court’s decision to review Wisconsin’s gerrymandering is such a big deal
Behind the Democrats’ Emoluments Lawsuit Against Trump
He broke ground in stem-cell research. Now he’s running for Congress.
How The New York Times moderates 12,000 comments a day
Why Do Men Harass Women? New Study Sheds Light On Motivations
An ancient Islamic city has been found under an Ethiopian town where local lore spoke of giants
This is so cool: The History of Movable Paper in One Massive, 9,000-Book Collection
Whyyyyy: ‘Sherlock’ Team Reuniting for New ‘Dracula’ Series
This is an amazing story of a doctor in Dakar: The Soul of a Feminist
Why the Supreme Court’s decision to review Wisconsin’s gerrymandering is such a big deal
Behind the Democrats’ Emoluments Lawsuit Against Trump
He broke ground in stem-cell research. Now he’s running for Congress.
How The New York Times moderates 12,000 comments a day
Why Do Men Harass Women? New Study Sheds Light On Motivations
An ancient Islamic city has been found under an Ethiopian town where local lore spoke of giants
This is so cool: The History of Movable Paper in One Massive, 9,000-Book Collection
Whyyyyy: ‘Sherlock’ Team Reuniting for New ‘Dracula’ Series
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Monday, April 24, 2017
Afternoon Tea (4/24/17)
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Morning Coffee (2/18/17)
Some cheery reading to start your Saturday: Where are coups most likely to occur in 2017?
The Trump administration proposed deputizing some National Guard units to arrest immigrants
Oh: Trump's updated travel ban to have minimal input from national security
ICE Agents Arrest a Domestic Violence Victim in Court Where She Was Seeking Protective Order
Donald Trump: Republican members of Congress only represent “Republican people” in their districts
Not that it worked, but good for them: E.P.A. Workers Try to Block Pruitt in Show of Defiance
Trump says American allies should spend more on defense. Here's why he's wrong.
Washington Post’s Marty Baron: ‘We’re not at war with the administration, we’re at work’
(Cicero was NEVER BORING, but:) Cicero used to be boring. With Trump around, he’s breathtaking.
Earth’s Mysterious Magnetic Field, Stored in a Jar
Ooh: On Dracula's Lost Icelandic Sister Text
The Rise of the Luxurious Suburban Master Bathroom
The Trump administration proposed deputizing some National Guard units to arrest immigrants
Oh: Trump's updated travel ban to have minimal input from national security
ICE Agents Arrest a Domestic Violence Victim in Court Where She Was Seeking Protective Order
Donald Trump: Republican members of Congress only represent “Republican people” in their districts
Not that it worked, but good for them: E.P.A. Workers Try to Block Pruitt in Show of Defiance
Trump says American allies should spend more on defense. Here's why he's wrong.
Washington Post’s Marty Baron: ‘We’re not at war with the administration, we’re at work’
(Cicero was NEVER BORING, but:) Cicero used to be boring. With Trump around, he’s breathtaking.
Earth’s Mysterious Magnetic Field, Stored in a Jar
Ooh: On Dracula's Lost Icelandic Sister Text
The Rise of the Luxurious Suburban Master Bathroom
Friday, July 29, 2016
Morning Coffee (7/29/16)
It's Friday AND the start of my birthday weekend, so it's time for some happy distracting links!
My friend James Moran (you may know him as a writer for Doctor Who and Torchwood) is making a webseries based on Dracula and it looks nifty. Here's a teaser.
Oprah will be in the A Wrinkle in Time movie and I remain cautiously optimistic about this whole endeavor.
Netflix is getting a bunch of stuff from the slow TV movement in August, including knitting and train rides!
The Cambridges are officially headed to Canada. Will they take the kids with them so they can be adorable with Justin Trudeau???
Speaking of: Prince George Has an Extremely Adorable Way of Ordering Cake
Whoa: WW2 silk escape map dress sold in Harrogate
Important investigative journalism: That 'S' Thing Everyone Drew in School, WHAT IS IT?
Ooh: Vatican library digitises 1,600-year-old edition of Virgil
How the Key to the Bastille Ended Up in George Washington’s Possession
When ‘Arrow’ sings ‘Hamilton,’ we all win
My friend James Moran (you may know him as a writer for Doctor Who and Torchwood) is making a webseries based on Dracula and it looks nifty. Here's a teaser.
Oprah will be in the A Wrinkle in Time movie and I remain cautiously optimistic about this whole endeavor.
Netflix is getting a bunch of stuff from the slow TV movement in August, including knitting and train rides!
The Cambridges are officially headed to Canada. Will they take the kids with them so they can be adorable with Justin Trudeau???
Speaking of: Prince George Has an Extremely Adorable Way of Ordering Cake
Whoa: WW2 silk escape map dress sold in Harrogate
Important investigative journalism: That 'S' Thing Everyone Drew in School, WHAT IS IT?
Ooh: Vatican library digitises 1,600-year-old edition of Virgil
How the Key to the Bastille Ended Up in George Washington’s Possession
When ‘Arrow’ sings ‘Hamilton,’ we all win
Friday, September 13, 2013
Where I'm Writing About TV This Fall
Well, this sort of crept up on me. The first fall season show that I write about comes back tonight. So I figured it was time for a little roundup of where and about what I'll be writing this year!
At The Televixen, I will again be recapping each episode of Haven and Castle. I'll be aiming to have the recaps up either the night the show airs or early the next day, so by Saturday morning for Haven and Tuesday morning for Castle. I'll also be reviewing the first episode of almost every new show there, to help you get an idea of whether you should try it, and my Sunday morning TV news column and other occasional features will continue as well.
At Read the Screen, I'll be reviewing (though not recapping) each episode of Sleepy Hollow and Dracula. The Sleepy Hollow posts will probably be the first post on Tuesdays (so at about 11 Eastern), and Dracula posts will go up at some point over the weekend, depending on my schedule. I'll also be covering news about and occasionally checking in on other shows based on books or comics, including Elementary, Arrow, The Vampire Diaries, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, and more.
At Vampire-Diaries.net, my colleagues and I will be continuing to cover all things Vampire Diaries, along with new spinoff The Originals. (We have awesome recaps there. I don't write them. That's part of why they're so awesome.)
And here? I'm thinking of writing about Beauty and the Beast, because I thought season one was really problematic in ways I didn't see anyone writing about much. I'm not committing to weekly posts on anything else, because I need to sleep sometime, but I'll probably write about whatever else strikes my fancy. But are there any specific shows you want my thoughts on? I'd rather write things people want to read.
And my other question: Do you want me to post links here to my reviews and recaps elsewhere? I don't want to be obnoxiously self-promoting, but I also don't want to expect people to check three or four different sites if they want to find my writing. So. Opinions? If I do post links here, should I give them their own posts or just throw them in the next day's Morning Coffee? Tell me in the comments!
At The Televixen, I will again be recapping each episode of Haven and Castle. I'll be aiming to have the recaps up either the night the show airs or early the next day, so by Saturday morning for Haven and Tuesday morning for Castle. I'll also be reviewing the first episode of almost every new show there, to help you get an idea of whether you should try it, and my Sunday morning TV news column and other occasional features will continue as well.
At Read the Screen, I'll be reviewing (though not recapping) each episode of Sleepy Hollow and Dracula. The Sleepy Hollow posts will probably be the first post on Tuesdays (so at about 11 Eastern), and Dracula posts will go up at some point over the weekend, depending on my schedule. I'll also be covering news about and occasionally checking in on other shows based on books or comics, including Elementary, Arrow, The Vampire Diaries, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, and more.
At Vampire-Diaries.net, my colleagues and I will be continuing to cover all things Vampire Diaries, along with new spinoff The Originals. (We have awesome recaps there. I don't write them. That's part of why they're so awesome.)
And here? I'm thinking of writing about Beauty and the Beast, because I thought season one was really problematic in ways I didn't see anyone writing about much. I'm not committing to weekly posts on anything else, because I need to sleep sometime, but I'll probably write about whatever else strikes my fancy. But are there any specific shows you want my thoughts on? I'd rather write things people want to read.
And my other question: Do you want me to post links here to my reviews and recaps elsewhere? I don't want to be obnoxiously self-promoting, but I also don't want to expect people to check three or four different sites if they want to find my writing. So. Opinions? If I do post links here, should I give them their own posts or just throw them in the next day's Morning Coffee? Tell me in the comments!
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