Big-time science nut who dabbles in the world of entertainment writing. Professional writer and editor with a background in marketing, online journalism, publishing, and the natural sciences.
A House Divided in THE AMERICAN WAY: THOSE ABOVE AND THOSE BELOW
THE AMERICAN WAY: THOSE ABOVE AND THOSE BELOW is a daring move for John Ridley and D.C. Comics, boldly going where most other comics are too afraid to go, loudly proclaiming its truth when others tread too softly.
Anime Production 101: How Anime is Made
Anime is a messy, messy affair. We break down how anime is made in Japan with a Beginner's Guide to Anime Production. Now, let's get started.
Top 5 Beautifully Ugly Christmas Sweaters to Rock this Holiday Season
There’s an art to being ugly. Mediocre is easy; average is achievable. But being ugly? When something is truly ugly, it’s a beautiful thing.
Top 5 Tips for Nervous Dental Patients
While dental anxiety and phobia can’t always be cured, there are a number of steps you can take to help you manage the symptoms and make your next trip the dentist a little less stressful and a lot more successful.
5 Tips to Help Teens Eat Better
Cereal for breakfast? PB&J and chips for lunch? Ramen for dinner? The typical teen diet is a recipe for nutritional disaster. So, what can you do about it?
Fresh Take on Cannibalism in French-Belgian Horror Film RAW
Cannibalism gets a fresh new look in Julia Ducournau's body horror film RAW (2016), a lean, tough to digest, claustrophobic, and neurotic triumph.
The Softer Side of Strength with Liz Arch
SmartyPants recently sat down with Liz Arch. She is the founder of Primal Yoga, a dynamic yoga style that merges Vinyasa yoga and Chinese martial arts. We talked about everything from how to discover the healer within to what’s in her Netflix queue (the answer will surprise you).
15 Things Moms are Thankful For
Thanksgiving really gets the short end of the stick. As soon as all the Halloween candy has been passed out, it’s Christmas this, Hanukkah that. In honor of Turkey Day, I'm counting down 15 things I am thankful for this Thanksgiving.
The Science of the 'Stache: FUNCTION
Hair. It's a bit of an evolutionary enigma. Besides being an essential part of any stylish 'stache, what is hair good for, really? Let's investigate. Do something good at Movember.com.
The Science of the 'Stache: FASHION
Did you know that policemen in India are paid a bonus depending on how burly their 'stache is? Say what now? Do something good at Movember.com.
Science of the Stache - Movember - Facebook Ads
Facebook Ads driving traffic to a series of short educational and information videos regarding the moustache in support of the Movember Foundation.
The Science of the 'Stache: FICTION
The moustache. It's a scientific wonder. We debunk the infamous growing myth. Do something good at Movember.com.
The Science of the 'Stache: FACT
The moustache. It's a scientific wonder. Learn more about how it's created and how to grow the best one around. Do something good at Movember.com.
Healthy Buzzword 101: Activated Charcoal
Charcoal. Once destined for the bottom of the pit, this humble black chip has made its way into everything. It’s like charcoal is the new turmeric. So, what’s the big deal about charcoal and is it worth all the hype?
5 Asian Serial Killers Any Murderino Should Know
Not all serial killers are white men in their twenties. We’re turning our eyes east to profile 5 Asian serial killers that all murderinos should know.