Charlotte Kyle Features Editor Mark Schwahn, the mastermind behind “One Tree Hill,” signs his name with “All good things.” Autographs, blog posts – you name it, that’s how he closes it. I’ve always liked it. I know some people prefer “all the best,” but realistically “the best” isn’t going to happen. That just puts the Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor Thanks to Ashton Kutcher, people have lately been questioning one of my favorite things. No, not “Two and a Half Men.” Heck no. I’m talking about Twitter, the 140-character social media site where you can follow anyone you want without getting a restraining order. Kutcher tweeted without doing a quick Google Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor In the past month it seems as if more and more people are commenting on my television habits and talking to me about television. At first I took this as a compliment. “Hey, people are reading my column! People value my opinion!” I said to myself in a cheesy pilot voiceover Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor Confession: I had not seen “The Buried Life” before attending Tuesday’s lecture in the Curris Center Ballroom. As a television fan I was familiar with the show and its concept, in which a group of young guys travel around the country, checking items off their list of things they want to Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor On “Community,” Abed Nadir (Danny Pudi) uses pop culture references to recognize situations and understand the emotions of those around him. I understand emotions – I’ve got a bucket load of them, ready to pour over the edge at the slightest nudge – but I find myself relating classwork to things Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor I remember when TV used to be simple. It aired, you watched. This was usually one simultaneous moment. Then, the next day, you’d talk about the shows with your best friend. If it were important, you’d call each other that night. There were, however, occasions where you were going out with Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor Believe it or not, TV is not my only source of entertainment. In fact, I used to be a reader. As a child I would devour books. The book version of “Matilda” is why I never liked the movie, while the book version of “Harriet the Spy” is why I adored Read More
Charlotte Kyle Features Editor I hope everyone had a wonderful Fall Break. I spent my break eating soup, taking cold medicine and watching a lot of television. Minus the cold medicine I’d say it was fairly successful. Not only did I catch up on all of the new episodes of shows I’m watching but I also Read More