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LOSE WEIGHT AND LOWER STRESS// WHY REVITAA PRO? Everyone comes to a moment in their lives when they realize enough is enough. They desire to make a good change for their bodies, and one of the most prevalent is to lose weight. As part of natural physiological functions, the human body loses and gains weight. […]

What Are The Benefits of Turmeric Curcumin Turmeric is one of those superfoods that has taken the natural health world by storm. While most people might use this spice to add flavor to curries, health enthusiasts use turmeric for its many purported health benefits. Just a few of the studied benefits include supporting a healthy […]

Natural Remedies for Joint Pain It is estimated that 52.5 million American adults (22.7%) annually are told by their doctor that they have some form of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, lupus, or fibromyalgia. By 2040, an estimated 78 million Americans ages 18 years or older are projected to have doctor-diagnosed arthritis. Arthritis and other rheumatic […]

“HELL HATH NO FURY” MOVIE REVIEW Imagine two vintage World War II movies–the European Resistance thriller “5 Branded Women” (1960) and the Clint Eastwood opus “Kelly’s Heroes” (1970), where Americans and Germans split a prize of Nazi gold— mashed up, and you’ve got the basics of Jesse V. Johnson’s unsavory but exciting combat epic “Hell […]

MOVIE REVIEW OF ”APACHE JUNCTION” Villainous varmints with smoking six-shooters proliferate in “Badlands” writer & director Justin Lee’s lame horse opera “Apache Junction” (*1/2 out of ****), starring Stuart Townsend, Scout Taylor Compton, Thomas Jane, and Trace Atkins. Clocking in at 94 lackluster minutes, this uneven, R-rated, saddle-sore sagebrusher follows a clueless tenderfoot newspaper reporter […]

MOVIE REVIEW OF ”ZONE 414″ The suspenseful dystopian thriller “Zone 414” (*** OUT OF ****) appropriates tropes from both Fritz Lang’s silent, science fiction, robot classic “Metropolis” (1927) and Howard Hawks’ tenacious murder/mystery “The Big Sleep” (1946) with Humphrey Bogart as a private eye. Similarly, Guy Pearce plays David Carmichael, a hard-nosed, insubordinate detective, like Bogart, that the […]

“TWIST” MOVIE REVIEW A perennial favorite with film producers, Charles Dickens’ second classic novel “Oliver Twist,” published back in 1838, serves as the source material for director Martin Owen’s “Twist” (*1/2 OUT OF ****), and it is hyped as “a modern take on the classic tale.” If you’re counting, “Twist” is the 18th adaptation of Dickens’s […]

JASON MRAZ SHARES HIS THOUGHTS ABOUT HIS NEW COLLECTION//LOOK FOR THE GOOD With a nation still divided in the aftermath of a contentious presidential election topped off by a year-and-a-half long pandemic, positivity is something that is both in need and in short supply. To that end, Jason Mraz couldn’t have picked a better time […]

Music Lover’s Holiday Gift Guide//Top Box Sets This year has seen its share of landmark box sets, along with a number of excellent reissues. That means there are some great gift options music fans on your holiday shopping list. The Beatles: “The White Album” – For many Beatles fans, this is the re-issue they’ve been […]

INTERVIEW WITH KELLY HANSEN//LEAD SINGER OF FOREIGNER Kelly Hansen, lead singer of Foreigner, could probably say he now has a true appreciation for the cautionary saying “Be careful what you wish for…” By the time 2020 rolled around, he had actually begun to think he would really benefit from taking a break from the nearly […]

INTERVIEW WITH NEEDTOBREATHE// BACK ON TOUR Recently, Seth Bolt and Bear Rinehart, two members of the group Needtobreathe, got to see one of their favorite bands, the Black Crowes, in concert. After 18 months or so of living through the pandemic, the two musicians got to be music fans that night. Now that Needtobreathe is […]