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New to DVD/Blu-ray this week is Blue Sky Studios' animated feature film "Epic." If you like fairy tales, then you will love this film. A teenager finds herself transported to a deep forest setting where a battle between the forces of good and the f ... Read more...
Posted on August 19, 2013
Lee Daniels' The Butler - Touching Film That Puts a New Twist on Civil Rights
This story follows the life of Cecil Gaines who serves eight presidents as a butler at the White House. We see how the civil rights movement, Vietnam and other major events affect this man's life, family and American society. Be forewarned that it is rated PG-13 for ... Read more...
Just when you thought being a man couldn't get any better comes a new study from the business schools at Yale, University of Texas-Austin and Harvard that will give women around the country a reason for penis envy. The study finds that men are requesting and taki ... Read more...
Peru might not spring to mind as a top family travel destination but many are now heading there for family vacations. I thought it might be beneficial for those travel inspired moms to hear from Marisol Mosquera, the founder of Lima-based trave ... Read more...
I'm on a mini-vacation with my son. Well, truly, we came to Florida so my son could have an operation, but he is doing so well that we are able to have a bit of fun. Anyhoo, I digress. As we were in a store yesterday, this kind lady offered to watch my son (he got t ... Read more...
The honeymoon period is officially over. What had been as a heady love affair ended officially yesterday morning in a dramatic and public display. And it came out of no where. The perfection of the relationship had lulled me into a false sense of securit ... Read more...
Steve Jobs is certainly an icon of our times. What this biographical film points out is how difficult a person he was in terms of social relationships and yet, how extraordinary brilliant he was. Without Steve Jobs, I'm not sure we would have ever had personal compu ... Read more...
It was two years ago that I began writing for Working Mother Media, and my posts heavily focus on all the lessons I learn daily from my family, friends and people I meet during my travels. It all began when a former friend told me in an anonymous survey that I neede ... Read more...
Ever woke up on Monday morning and could not remember a thing you accomplished over the weekend?
I'm sure you have. Between household chores and errands that have been waiting for your attention all week, it is often hard to fit in some family fun and persona ... Read more...
The good news: New research indicates that working dads now think about family concerns just as much as working moms do. The catch: Moms get a lot more stressed out about them.
When thinking about family matters, working moms tend to feel stress and neg ... Read more...
