W. Kamau Bell (left)
Comedian and television host W. Kamau Bell is a huge fan of action hero Bruce Lee.
He’s also a great example of Lee’s enduring influence on culture.
Sarah wrote about this in a piece for Asian World Of Martial Arts.
To read it go here.
Filed under Comedy, Culture, Films, Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion, Television
Around the Risky Fuel household we mostly consider anti-vaxxers to be crazytown bananapants wackadoodles.
That said, their backwards anti-science rhetoric can cause people genuine harm. Particularly to autistic individuals because of the (thoroughly scientifically debunked) notion that vaccines cause autism.
Sarah wrote about this issue in a column for Health.com.
To read it click here.
Filed under Culture, Health, Shameless Promotion
Games For Change
I recently interviewed Susanna Pollack, the president of the organization Games For Change, about how her organization hopes to use video games — both the creation and playing of — as a social tool to help young people with less opportunity.
There’s also a Lady Gaga connection in all of this.
To read the story head over to Samaritanmag by clicking here.
Filed under Culture, Shameless Promotion
Rose Namajunas wins at UFC 217
The title fight wins by Georges St-Pierre and Rose Namajunas at UFC 217 recently weren’t just exciting victories. They were exciting victories for those who care about the dignity of mixed martial arts.
The pair both used their wins to talk about bringing respect back to the sport. It’s arguably something that was missing during the short blip that was the Conor McGregor cut-rate pro wrestler period.
Sarah wrote about this all for Asian World Of Martial Arts.
To read her post go here.
Filed under Culture, Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, according to Sarah, has some merits that may not be obvious on the surface of the camp horror film.
That’s why she wrote “Nothing Has Prepared Me For The Reality of Womanhood Better Than ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2′” for Electric Literature.
To read the whole essay click here.
Filed under Culture, Films, Recollections, Shameless Promotion
I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
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