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Captivology

Review: Captivology – The Science of Capturing People’s Attention

August 26, 2016 Tony Bradley

As the subtitle implies, Captivology is a book about capturing attention. It is a guide to understanding and implementing tips and practices that will attract and keep the attention of your desired audience.Parr starts out […]

War Dogs

War Dogs Proves Life Is Often Stranger than Fiction

August 18, 2016 Tony Bradley

Holy crap.That is my summary of War Dogs. The movie was produced by Todd Phillips–director of the Hangover movies–and Bradley Cooper. The truly crazy part, though, is that War Dogs is real-life. It’s a story […]

‘Sausage Party’ Explores Meaning Of Existence Through Raunchy Animated Comedy

August 12, 2016 Tony Bradley

Sausage Party neither looks nor sounds like a deep, existential movie at face value. However, between the adult humor and debauchery, the new R-rated animated comedy manages to explore the important philosophical question of why […]

The Principle Is What Happens When Good Science Gets Twisted

August 11, 2016 Tony Bradley

A controversial movie, The Principle, is now available on iTunes and Amazon. The movie—written and produced by Rick DeLano—is a polished pseudo-science attack on the generally accepted model of cosmology. I disagree completely with the […]

Alice In Chains

Alice In Chains Still Rocking Strong

August 3, 2016 Tony Bradley

I remember Alice In Chains from the halcyon days of Grunge Rock in the 90’s. While the band never achieved the level of fame and notoriety of acts like Nirvana and Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains […]

Bad Moms

‘Bad Moms’ Will Make You Laugh

August 2, 2016 Tony Bradley

My wife and I went to see ‘Bad Moms’ on Friday. The movie came in third in the weekend box office–only slightly behind Star Trek Beyond, but a distant third to the new Jason Bourne […]

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