Let’s get real. For the last six weeks, I’ve subjected myself to watching 30 scantily-clad women with the intelligence of chickens fight over a man-child boasting an injury caused by his mimosa glass. I thought I’d be able to watch this week’s episode. I really did. But when MyKenna started crying 30 seconds in,...
‘Cheer’ is more than just the next generation’s ‘Bring It On’
When the first episode of Netflix’s docuseries ‘Cheer’ ends, the 1988 Pretty Poison song “Catch Me I’m Falling” plays as the credits roll. It’s a direct reference to the dangers of competitive cheerleading and the importance of the team catching any member that flies dangerously high through the air. It is also, however, an...
Serve yourself by first serving the Lord: my weekend at Curate
At the Curate women’s summit this past weekend, one main thing that stood out to me across the various breakout sessions was the speakers’ emphasis on having self-understanding while interacting with our community. And, each of the session leaders did an excellent job of keeping this idea of personal growth within a Christian lens....
Halftime show: Put your kids to bed
Honestly, I didn’t think it could get worse than last year.There was no possible way the NFL could do worse than hiring “Maroon 5” to headline last year’s Super Bowl show. I was wrong. At first, the decision didn’t seem problematic. Columbian pop star Shakira, and superstar Jennifer Lopez had the makings of an incredible...
I watch Peter objectify women on ‘The Bachelor’ so you don’t have to
This two-hour special starts out with a much needed confrontation. Peter sends Alayah home, for the second time, and finally, the house is at peace for a moment. This is also the first time I’ve been underwhelmed by the show. The momentary lapse in drama between Alayah leaving and the next rose ceremony was good...



