How does The Telegraph get the right to put "New England's 2006 Newspaper of the Year" at the top of the paper? Answer that question and you'll also find out why it's been almost two weeks since Teresa's last post.
There are two main steps to becoming the newspaper of the year. First, our editors, reporters, [...]

You don't have to wait until next Friday to get a superhero fix in this online video of the Caped Crusader and Boy Wonder, but Commissioner Gordon really needs to clean up his laundry and who knew criminal scum had such fabulous shoe collections? And is it just me, or is that David Schwimmer?

Having just returned from a few plane trips on my vacation to California, I am perhaps a little extra sensitive to carry-on luggage woes. Which is why I perked up when I received an e-mail today from the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada  rejoicing that Delta airlines has eased its restrictions [...]

I bought a New Hampshire author's latest bestseller a week and a half ago before heading on vacation. Who would have known that the fiction book I picked up would come to life a few days later in Blacksburg, Va.?
When I bought Jodi Picoult's "Nineteen Minutes" three days prior to the shootings at Virginia Tech, [...]

This week in Encore, Associated Press writer Jake Coyle used his On the Net column to talk a little about religious Web sites popping up in cyberspace - including GodTube.com and MyChurch.org.
On the other end of the spectrum, BoingBoing found a site wherein viewers upload videos of themselves "denying the Holy Spirit."
The site is The Blasphemy [...]

Despite the craziness of the rain and flooding here, I am transfixed by the events on the Virginia Tech campus on Monday.
Where were you when it all began? Like many Granite Staters, I was dealing with the rain, mopping up bits of plaster and water from a leak in my kitchen ceiling. Idle enough. Virginia [...]

I love songs that are easy to sing along with, even if it means other people my age may question my already eccentric taste in music. Especially if said song makes you feel like a rebellious cheerleader.

The video is a trifle mean for my tastes - I feel bad for the girlfriend, even if she [...]

It's a semi-milestone birthday for me today (only a quarter-century until I can join the AARP), so I thought I'd share some of the wisdom I've accumulated over the years. I use the term "wisdom" rather loosely.
- When traveling to a foreign country, make sure you know how to curse in the local language. This [...]

I am enough of a geek that I am checking in to blog while I am on vacation in California wine country, but since The Telegraph has school closing alerts on its Breaking News Blog, I just had to rub it in that it's been between 60 and 70 degrees since I got here.
I came [...]

I picked up the first volume of "Return to Labyrinth", a continuation of the storyline of Jim Henson's 1986 film "Labyrinth." In summary, I feel like someone just punched my cat.
When I first heard they were releasing a manga-style graphic novel version of one of my favorite movies of all time, I was elated. David [...]