review written by Declyn Raif

The Post, which was directed by Steven Spielberg, is a dramatic portrayal of the Washington Post’s release of the Pentagon Papers.

Meryl Streep & Tom Hanks are great entertainers and were instrumental in bringing Katherine Graham, the first female publisher of a major American Newspaper, and Ben Bradlee, a newspaper editor for the Washington Post, ali...

My brother, Shay, is an excellent artist.

His recent sketch was done while he was thinking about the complexity of all living beings.

I won't say more. Art does its best work when allowed to speak personally to its audience.

I hope this speaks to you.

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About a week ago my girlfriend of over a year and I broke up.

It was mutual, and I accepted the fact that we just didn't work. After that, stuff got really crazy.

I finally saw what a terrible situation I had put myself into. Not being in the situation anymore kind of make the situation clearer. Things were not good. Life was not good. I was not good.

Now, though, I'm starting to get back on my feet. The transition is tough because I...

I'm really tired of being told that I'm too positive and happy of a person.

I'm sorry if I've decided that I just don't have time for negativity to be a part of my daily routine. I honestly just really enjoy being happy. It's pretty alright.

All this craziness happening in the world today, though as saddened as I am and empathetic towards all the family's and individuals struggling, there is still good happening. I personally just want to focus ...

Shay has written and entered his short story Tonight you Die; Tomorrow you Wake, into the Vendetta Short Story Competition on Inkkit. We invite you to head on over and read it. If you find it sufficiently frightening, give it a vote.

Here's a short summary:

Lieutenant James Harwood is sick of sitting around doing paperwork and wants to go chase bad guys. However, when the danger comes to him, hunting clues might be what kills him. ...

by Jory Shelton (aka Jo-Fry)

The Intouchables is an amazing movie/experience for anyone to partake in.

Whether you have a great and easy life, or a sad and hard one, this movie will help you to find the in-between.

Laugh, love, cry, and feel connected to each and every character.

This movie is a diam...

By: Jory Shelton

When I was a boy I believed in many things. I thought Santa was real, I thought I would always love Power Rangers, and I thought that the hazard button on the car would turn it into a plane.

One thing that I have found most interesting among all of the sort-of silly things I believed as a child was my belief that what people said is what they meant.

I am twenty now, and I still find the whole idea o...