We had to rescue another dog from the mean streets of Lubbock.

Forget about fixing The Walking Dead as a series–how about just fixing the season finale?

This year’s bracketology will maintain our group’s unique twist, but we’re adding something different as well.

My students had to edit together movie trailers, and here are a few examples of their work.

Netflix has announced another dumb decision, but I have an idea for how you can win your customers back!

I’ve already shown you how to display your movie collection. Now we’ll focus on how to display your monster movies.

Strategically showcasing your movie collection can be fun and fulfilling, as long as you follow these simple rules.

The Buckeyes should make a bold new hire for football coach.

October is the perfect time for watching horror movies.

A rough week for animals, but Fred helped us forget that.

Jared and I exchange emails about the state of college football.

Watching Battle: Los Angeles and attempting to count the clichés.

My thoughts on March Madness: The Bubble, The Bracket, and the Tournament.

These are my pet peeves about this HG-TV show.

Last weekend I ran my first full marathon, and it was an experience.

Can you separate stereotype recognition from racism?

We could learn from the Dutch about regulating laws through coolness.

My superstitious role in the crazy OSU Sugar Bowl victory. Emphasis on crazy.

Student debt in this country is reaching dangerous levels.

An endearing adventure tale with a group of horrible actors trapped on a planet filled with dinosaurs.

Trying to find something positive from Tuesday’s elections.

It’s not Unforgiven or the Searchers, but Mackenna’s Gold is a classic in its own right.

My favorite signs from the Rally to Restore Sanity.

A new national immigration poll reveals some disturbing trends.

The amazing College GameDay crew heads to the SEC. Again.

Maybe Chuck Klosterman’s approach to writing should serve as a life blueprint.

I finally got some time to read books in August, and I recommend all of them.

Apparently, all Entertainment Weekly had when penning this article was an Internet connection and a deadline in two minutes.

Further exploring the meaning behind what was actually happening in The Descent.

A professor demonstrates just how unpredictable and difficult eyewitness testimony can be.

I blogged my sarcastic thoughts while watching the painfully-bad film “The Blind Side.”

March Madness is fantastic, but it comes at the expense of the regular season.

Everyone has their own list of worst, most undeserved Best Picture winners. This is mine.

Newsweek recently reported that respondents voice strong opposition to Obama’s healthcare plan…until they learn about the details

A letter to Lt. Colonel Allen West, for his bland, lame attempt to rail against Obama because…well…just because.

Who is Ted’s wife? Here are a few suggestions for How I Met Your Mother.

The inconsistency of strategic defaults is enough to spark a morality debate.

Jake won the Third Annual Best Movie Competition, but it was a photo finish.

Screw the calls for a college football playoff – I’m a fan of the BCS and I want to fix it.

Texas Tech’s fiasco has little to do with Adam James and everything to do with Mike Leach.

Anyone can recommend Shawshank Redemption or Juno – for an underrated sci-fi treat, you should check out Pitch Black.

Tebow shouldn’t be allowed to look at this year’s Hesiman, let alone be in the actual discussion.

The “Victory Over Communism” is a must-have for my (slowly growing) propaganda collection.

You know what movie looks fantastic and completely original? “Old Dogs!”

The latest pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants has a stop in Englishville. And while it is predictable, it still bothers me.

Too many scary movies are not scary, and that needs to change. Now.

Newspaper layoffs across the country.

I thought this was a really interesting interactive map of the current unemployment situation in the United States.

The credit crisis explained.

Excellent margarita recipe