For those who use the Internet for what it’s best at: procrastination. A long, but still not exhaustive, list of humor sites, niche blogs and user-submission sites that will help you cure even the most intense bouts of boredom.
Author Archives: angelastefano
Has Justin Bieber ruined common decency?
We’ve all been obsessed with teen idols at one point or another. But when did it get so vitriolic and… creepy? Is it because of social media?
‘Country Boy’ Aaron Lewis Still Rocks
Staind lead singer Aaron Lewis is an occasional solo artist whose infamous shows are great YouTube fodder. His recent show at Turning Stone Casino in Verona, NY, did not disappoint.
The Songs That Will Definitely NOT Get You Laid
Just as one misstep can cause a relationship to go south, a bad love song can really kill the mood. There’s a fine line between saying something sweet and being just plain creepy, misogynistic or rude, and these artists have definitely crossed it.
The Exception List: Who’s on Yours?
One of the references from “Friends” that’s stuck around the mainstream lexicon isn’t as synonymous with the show as “The Rachel” haircut, but it’s way funnier: “The Exception List.”
They Still Do the Grammys?: Live Blog
Angela Stefano, TNGG’s Arts & Entertainment editor, live blogs the Grammys.
Gadget Review: The Roku Rocks!
The Roku is, in essence, just another device in the market alongside Apple TV and its many imitators, but it’s simple and at a great price point for its quality and usefulness — which is to say, I’ve easily gotten my $60-plus-shipping worth in just one month.
Confessions of a Closet Country Music Fan
Country music hit a nerve in the general consciousness of the ‘90s. Maybe it was the down-home lyrics, the universal themes of love, loss and God, or the undeniably catchy melodies.
Under The Covers: Cover songs to add to your playlist
A not-so-comprehensive of one TNGG editor’s favorite cover songs.
5 Gift Ideas for the ‘Just a Friend’
You want to buy your “friend who’s just a friend” a present, but you want it to say “I like you” without saying “I like-like you.” Here are some ideas.
