Random Freestyle: “Devil Horns to All”

Last night I was doing some studying while my friend living in Canada asks me, since he considers me a rap enthusiast, to check out this freestyle. I’m not a big fan of Wiz Khalifa, although the tune of “Black and Yellow” is tempting, but when I heard this freestyle, it seemed pretty cool. Maybe [...]

NKOTBSB: A Quick Recap

You know it’s a great, great time for boybands when two of the biggest acts of that genre get together and spontaneously decide to go on tour together. Yes, the internet has been buzzing with news of an upcoming tour that will bring together the first group to follow the “boyband” format, New Kids on the Block, [...]

Jodi Picolut Succeeds Again

The critically acclaimed and New York Times bestselling author, (and also my favorite author) Jodi Picolut, the mastermind behind books including “My Sister’s Keeper,” returns onto the literary scene with the captivating and incredibly touching “Handle With Care.” The book tells the tale of Charlotte and Sean O’Keefe, who are blessed with two daughters the [...]

The Disney Channel Dilemma

Chad Dylan Cooper, the leading star of tween drama MacKenzie Falls, has just asked out Sonny Munroe, star of hit sketch comedy show So Random out on a date. The audience cheers, as this step was long overdue, then hang on the edge of their seats to see if the date will go off without [...]

Decoding the Glee Phenomenon

A few nights ago, I finally got around to finishing the first season of the  sensational hit TV show Glee, and to be honest, I was sort of sad that there would be no new episodes until the second season premiere in September. For those of you who haven’t been up-to-date with the latest in [...]

The Lost Symbol: A Newfound Disappointment

I had been waiting for Dan Brown’s highly anticipated book “The Lost Symbol” to come out in paperback for around a year and a half after its original release in hardcover.  The sight of the book tormented me every time I stepped into a bookstore, unable to find what I wanted. Yet a week ago, [...]

You Don’t Get To 500 Million Friends Without Making Enemies

Long title for a blog post, isn’t it? Well actually, it’s the tagline for The Social Network, a movie about our more than just favorite website, Facebook. It was about to happen sometime. What you probably don’t know is that it’s coming to a theater near you in around October. The movie’s premise is basically [...]

What Celebrity Endorsements Do

David Beckham is known for many things: his football skills, his luscious hair, his numerous brand endorsements, and former pop-star wife (who could use a few kilos). He can now add LEGO supporter to that list. Yes, you read right. LEGO, those little building blocks that we used to play with as kids and which [...]

Vote for Mind Soup for Bloggers Choice Awards ’10

(For our dear friend Moudz, who was a major force in helping us start. Here you go buddy ) From Moudz: I am very excited to announce that Mind Soup was nominated for Bloggers Choice Awards ’10. Mind Soup has been nominated for three categories: Best Blog Of All Time, Best Blog About Stuff, and Best [...]

Toy Story 3: One For The Ages

I’ve been trying to write this post since TnT started out but it has been incredibly difficult. After all, how do you sum up your entire childhood and the closure to it in 500 words? You see, even though I’ve seen Toy Story 3 around three weeks ago, the movie has had an impact on [...]