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Despite the strong start, the episode quickly falls into cliche depression troupes, especially when we see Carly’s small studio apartment.

3. Lisa’s dad: Mr. Hardaway is a Lyft driver. Here is what that means: top-notch amenities.

In the end, I think the main takeaway for most bigtime movie buffs is the masterful performance of one Joseph “The Spanish Rattlesnake” Pesci.

"I got this weird monkey’s paw from some dude hanging outside of Port Authority. I was trying to buy weed and he said he had something stronger? Lol"

The atmosphere of Big Terry’s truck was rustic Americana at its finest, from the American Flag seat covers to the Springsteen on the radio.

My life—the sophomore outing by parents William and Eloise Cunningham—begins confidently enough in suburban Nebraska.

What can we make of the persons exiting the Sorbonne with something heralded as a "kale chia smoothie?" It appears to be dredged from a fetid pond.

We weren’t even at the Genius Bar, and he mispronounced my common name, saying it over and over again, unaware that this meant I was being summoned.

Absolutely fantastic, although there were some pacing issues in the beginning. I laughed, cried and experienced everything in-between.

My men and I were subjected to the cruelest act of bullying the world has ever seen, simply because we were singing songs of the Fatherland.

There can be a hundred people in a hundred different rooms and none of them believe in you. Sometimes things just work out like that.

How did I make this unexpected transformation from amateur writer to entrepreneur-scholar-travel blogger-Harlem Globetrotter?