Tag Archives: films

Now Reading: Internet ruining TV, write like Hemingway, dating apps, LeBron James in GQ, bullet wounds

Posted on February 21, 2014 by Teddy Mitrosilis

A selection of stories I read around the Web today … How the Internet sucks the joy out of TV shows Vijith Assar had an interesting essay on Wired the other day about how the Internet, and how we align … Continue reading →

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Now Reading: Eric Church, Bill Murray’s career, Netflix vs. HBO, Michael Sam, amazing photos, Roger Angell

Posted on February 17, 2014 by Teddy Mitrosilis

A selection of stories I read around the Web today … What did you read? Eric Church profile I stumbled across the profile linked above through this shorter post from Patrick Doyle in Rolling Stone on Eric Church, and both … Continue reading →

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Now Reading: Philip Seymour Hoffman, a better Twitter, CVS cigarettes, Amazon pilots

Posted on February 6, 2014 by Teddy Mitrosilis

‘Now Reading’ is a collection and sharing of online stories and is meant for minimal consumption by the few readers of this blog. Topics include books, food, culture, photography, media and technology … there are no rules. Have a story … Continue reading →

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Now Reading: The digital media bubble, American Hustle’s flaws, Brian Stelter’s rise, prayers

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Teddy Mitrosilis

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Lone Survivor and the task of reviewing war films

Posted on January 26, 2014 by Teddy Mitrosilis

Few benefits exist for the month-late moviegoer, but one is the ability to consume reactions to a film before the film itself if you choose. This was my experience with Lone Survivor, Peter Berg’s film about Operation Red Wings and … Continue reading →

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Now Reading: 2013 writing advice, David O. Russell on film, Storyful and social media

Posted on December 20, 2013 by Teddy Mitrosilis

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Now Reading: Earl Weaver, Stan Musial, Zero Dark Thirty controversy

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Teddy Mitrosilis

‘Now Reading’ is a collection and sharing of online stories and is meant for minimal consumption by the few readers of this blog. Topics will include books, food, matters of culture, photography, media and technology … there are no rules. … Continue reading →