Marvel’s Champions – You Can Change the World
Marvel’s Champions, written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Humberto Ramos, presents the adventures of a newly formed group of teenage superheroes featuring Miss Marvel, Hulk…
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WhedonCon Cosplay Picnic
This Sunday from 1-6 PM, the coordinators of WhedonCon put on a pre-con cosplay potluck at Griffith Park. As get-togethers go it was pretty…
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Love Meets Me | A Poem by Ed Martinez
while driving in the early hours of the day,
love meets me in my front seat.
red tail lights, my burning bush,
white head lights, my pillar.
we meet on holy ground.
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Three
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Three Matt and Jane were two strangers by proxy. They both lived in the same city, about twenty…
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Women’s March: Washington D.C., January 21, 2017!
Why did I march? “Because my faith informs my actions. Because women are key in standing for “justice for all” in the U.S. and around…
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Recap – Film Screening & Panel Discussion Group: “13th”
On February 26, 2017 – the 5 year anniversary of the death of Trayvon Martin – over 75 people joined together with Culture Honey…
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Culture Honey Presents: “13th” Film Screening & Panel Discussion Group
Please reserve your space today to join us! Race relations and prison reform are some of the most outstanding issues that need the light…
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Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, “13th”, and Looking Back at Black History Month 2017
Looking back at the month of February, I want to pay tribute to what has been a particularly impactful Black History Month for me. What…
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Cinema Review: Lincoln
President Abraham Lincoln was a pioneer for civil liberty in a time that was wrought with division, racism and violence. In the midst of…
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Cinema Review: Selma
The United States of America is a magnificent country, but the freedom we have here is often taken for granted. In times like these,…
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Prison Fellowship – Giving a Voice to the Voiceless
At my desk at Prison Fellowship in northern Virginia, there’s an index card tacked to the wall of my cubicle. On it I’ve written…
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Love From Paris; Cy Twombly’s Retrospective, Centre Pompidou
Edwin Parker Twombly (a.k.a. Cy Twombly) 1928 – 2011, took the nickname Cy from his father’s one summer pitching season for the Chicago White…
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