“I wrote 63 songs this year. They’re all about Jeter.” Just kidding. The game we love, the players we hate, and more.
From Norman Mailer to Wendy Pepper — everything on film, TV, books, music, and snacks (shut up, raisins), plus the Girls’ Bike Club.
Helping public schools, winning prizes, sending a crazy lady in a tomato costume out in public.
Monologues, travelogues, fiction, and fart humor. And hens. Don’t forget the hens.
The Tomato Nation advice column addresses your questions on etiquette, grammar, romance, and pet misbehavior. Ask The Readers about books or fashion today!
I came across a brief mention of a NY no-man’s-land, The Hole, on the internet and found it fascinating.
This isn’t one of the tougher flights to predict; the randomizer gave us a couple of doozies, but I think it’s Goldfish cheddar’s to lose.
A friend of mine, Jen, is going through a rough time personally (sudden and unexpected divorce, finding a job, finding a place to live, trying to remain positive and strong for her two kids, etc.). …
Gravity‘s 98-percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes at this writing is appropriate.
This has been kind of an ongoing thing, but it’s starting to bother me more and more. First a bit of background.
I am someone who never was really exposed to classical music, or any kind of musical theory, growing up.
I’m hoping you can settle a grammar discussion for me. What’s the accepted rule for pluralizing words that come from other languages?
I have a head-scratcher for the Nation — fairly recent, but it’s driving me positively BUGGY that I can’t remember the title.
