Gift of a friend

This is the weirdest start to summer I’ve ever experienced. But it must be even weirder for the class of 2020. All of that hard work and no graduation ceremony or celebrations to go along with it. I’m not sure graduation gifts were all that necessary in the past, but now, I’d say they definitely are. Since we can’t be together and celebrate the class of 2020, show them you’re proud, that you care, and that everything will be OK with a gift. Here are some suggestions to get you going.  … [Read more...] about If There Was Ever A Graduating Class That Deserved a Gift, It’s This One

While you and your fiance might raise the subject of pitching in with your parents, in the interest of family harmony, please try not to do it with prior resentments or expectations. Whether they agree or decline, you will be fine, and your day will be special. … [Read more...] about Dear Abby: Friend may not feel same attraction

... get him a temperature-controlled smart mug Log cabin Dad is rugged but also appreciates the simple things in life, like a good cup of coffee in the morning. Give him the gift of being able to enjoy his cup of joe at a perfect 135 degrees with this smart coffee mug. It keeps your drink hot for 1.5 hours on a single charge, so that should be plenty of time for him to read the newspaper on the porch before starting the day. … [Read more...] about 6 Father’s Day Gifts Based on His Favorite Style of House

Just days after Parker's comments, the war of words became a bit more public when Cattrall announced the untimely death of her brother on social media. Parker was the first “Sex and the City” actress to comment on the post, sharing a brief note of condolence with Cattrall. … [Read more...] about Co-stars who reportedly didn’t get along off-screen

In a way, it gets closer to a much more lifelike source of evil, as opposed to a filmic bad guy. Rather than someone reveling in his own badness. People tend to do the most harm in the pursuit of good aims. That can often be the case. We’re all the hero of our own story, obviously. But often the most damaging things can come from people who are really driven by what can start off as noble intentions, but the means don’t really match up to the goal. It’s much more interesting to play that. There’s nothing wrong with playing a sort of pantomime, campy villain, as long as that’s what you’re setting out to do. This was never meant to be that, so I wanted to try and bring as much complexity to it as possible. … [Read more...] about Michael Sheen Talks Getting Inside a Cult Leader’s Head and His ‘Long Love Affair’ With Neil Gaiman