Monthly Archives: March 2016

‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ review

Posted on March 30, 2016 by tcwells14

Batman vs. Superman is a long film. It’s a long film because it’s a comic book series that forgot it was a film. What I mean by that is that it’s paced as if it was a series of comic … Continue reading →

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Terrorism then, terrorism now

Posted on March 22, 2016 by tcwells14

The attacks in Brussels are taking me back 31 years. When I first arrived at USA Today, I was assigned to the library (which served as the news clippings morgue) as well as a research center. It was also where … Continue reading →

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DC’s Cherry Blossoms, Miami and bureaucrats

Posted on March 14, 2016 by tcwells14

It’s spring in Washington which means it’s all about the cherry… blossoms. This year we’ve been blessed with several days of warmer-than-normal weather. The blossoms are reacting in the usual fashion, blossoming before the festivities. The National Cherry Blossom Festival … Continue reading →

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#TurquoiseMountain and #CulturedVultures

Posted on March 10, 2016 by tcwells14

Updates, updates… I’m now reviewing and contributing to a UK website known as CulturedVultures. It’s fun to  have a home. Nothing that appears here will appear on CV but I am going to link to the CVs pieces, whether or not … Continue reading →

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