It’s My Tilda Swinton in a Box
Modern art just got a lot… well, sleepier. Tilda Swinton, who most recently starred in “Moonrise Kingdom”, has been seen multiple times in the last week at the Museum of […]
Author Archives: Charlie Crespo
March Madness Sweet 16 Predicitions: Midwest and West Regions
Ok, so at this point your bracket is probably busted. Nobody, not even the most die-hard Florida Gulf Coast fan saw the Eagles playing past the first weekend of the […]
Food Faux Pas in South Korea: Part 1
Eating when traveling in a foreign country can be a tricky thing. Sure, these days you actually have to try to find a city that doesn’t have a McDonald’s in […]
The Magic of Monet
I had the opportunity to see parts of Claude Monet’s “Haystacks” series about a year ago in Chicago. I was in town primarily to visit some family and search out […]
Excelling in Obscurity: Kyrie Irving
The NBA is a ruthless enviornment. As soon as someone grabs the title of NBA’s best player, speculation immediately begins about just who will take that title next. And rightly […]
The Mysterious Case of Alex Ovechkin
Less than four years ago the major debate of the hockey world centered on one question: Who’s better — Alexander Ovechkin or Sidney Crosby? At the time, compelling cases could […]
Is Football’s Future in Jeopardy?
This year’s Super Bowl was filled with juicy storylines, but one was far better than the rest. Think you can guess which one it was? No, it wasn’t the insufferable […]
Beertopia: Cigar City’s Jai Alai White Oak-Aged IPA
Beginning with Cigar City’s Jai Alai White Oak-aged IPA, Little Utopia will review new and exciting beers based on aroma, appearance, taste and palate (mouthfeel). At the end of each […]
Anthony Bourdain vs. Paula Deen: A Battle for America’s Food Conscience Revisited
When Anthony Bourdain now infamously called Paula Deen, “the worst, most dangerous person to America” in an interview with TV Guide, it was largely met with rolled eyes and taken […]
