If you're feeling blue, any of these movies will lighten your mood and may have you reminiscing about the good, old days - no texting or twittering in these movies, for those of us over-50. 1. Full Article at Associated Content

Every Friday, John Cockrell will offer up his perspective on the latest NFL developments that catch his eye. His views are his own, not those of the Patriots. He speaks for himself but he writes for Patriots.com. Full Article at Patriots.com

(click linked text below to jump to related section of the review) A few cult movies can be recognized by one line of dialogue (like, say, "I'm a pimp and pimps don't commit suicide" from 'Southland Tales' or "Hail to the king baby" from 'Army of... Full Article at High-Def Digest

Wil Wheaton is something of a fanboy favorite for the people. He’s a former child star, best known as the lead in the Rob Reiner adaptation of Stephen King’s Stand by Me, and also as Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Full Article at Geeks of Doom

My limited knowledge of rock and pop of the 70s and 80s came to me like second-hand smoke. The musical tastes of my two younger sisters drifted through the house, brought there on vinyl bought in record shops across the water in Seattle. Full Article at Counterpunch

He claims that most young people recognize him from Ocean’s Eleven (and Twelve and Thirteen), but even if you don’t know him on sight, you owe Carl Reiner for pretty much everything good about American comedy. Like SNL? Full Article at Babble