Magnolia Bakery- Manhattan, New York

          Alrighty, I'm working pretty hard to update this blog in one day, haha. Have you heard of Magnolia Bakery before? It's a bakery that has been popular since it was on a certain popular show and I always heard good things by word of mouth on their cupcakes. So on the 8th, I took the opportunity to buy some cupcakes once I saw them while searching for Minamoto Kitchoan. The line, when you enter seems big, but it's organized and moves pretty quickly, which is why I couldn't take a lot of photos. They had everything cutely organized and had some items for sale like shirts. I also couldn't take photos of the cupcakes we bought, but it was a vanilla, a chocolate, and red velvet. The red velvet 't thick was heavenly; the cream wasn't thick or too sweet, it was fluffy and light, contrary to the pictures. :p My dad and brother had the chocolate and vanilla, but considering how fast they ate it, I'd say they enjoyed it pretty well.~

                                                                           

Breckenridge (Regal Entertainment) Theater in Little Rock, Arkansas

            A double post today.~ I noticed that I posted photos of how movie theaters in New York
     looked like, but I never posted any for Arkansas. As you're probably aware, these are more
     average theaters that aren't as big or flashy as the ones in Manhattan.But the screens are still
     big, (the Rave tops every theater down here), and they are very spacious, despite being smaller.
     Breckenridge, after the Rave, are the two theaters I can fully recommend if you're in town and
     want to watch a movie. (There are other movie theaters in Little Rock, but I'm not fond of them.)
     Breckenridge theater is not the official name; they're owned by Regal Entertainment, so you
     can search for show times and what's airing through them.  
                                           

                                                                             

Movies in the Park in Little Rock, Arkansas

                  Hey everyone! I meant to post this while I was still in Arkansas, but am doing it now
              to get it out of the way, haha. I mean it would benefit you anytime of the year, but since it's
              a summer only event, posting this article in the fall really wouldn't serve a use, would it? XD
              So, Arkansas is a big state with a vast amount of unused land, and when people get there
              they often wonder what they can do in town. Well, if you're not much of an art enthusiast or
              museum person, (with most of the admission fee's being free in a good chunk of them),
              there is Movies in the Park. And yes, it's free. (Parking in the Rivermarket is free most
             days, but you could also park in other nearby lots or in the Clinton Library's lot.)
             Their website does not have times listed, only days, but they usually start around 7:30 or 8.
              Movies are shown in the outdoor ampitheater, with vendors usually outside, and you have
              the option of sitting in the grass, or in the seats. Try to come early, cause even after the
              first 10 minutes of the film the place is packed. Here is the website, for more information.

                                                                           

                                                                             

                                                                            

A New Idea for Interviews

                 Hi, everyone! Do you remember this post ? I'm still going to do this of course, and
       will probably have new interviews up during the summer, but what I wanted to talk about here
      was my idea on specific creator pages. I have, like any person, preferences for some author or
       director works over others, and also, like any good fan, like to dig around for interviews.
                
               In the post I linked to, I  mentioned I'll rewrite interviews from the old magazines I own,
      but what I'm talking about here, is more of a universal idea for not only anime and manga,
      but on actors or book authors I really like. I thought, what I can do is, say I do a small biography
      page on a author I like;then I'll link to various sites that had interviews on that person,
      and put them on one page. Sometimes, contact pages are not available on all sites, but I won't
      rewrite another's interview here, (minus my magazines), just offer a link so you can read the
      interviews yourself. So, it's a big project, and I might need some help on it in the future, but for
      now, I'm going to keep it simple, and try doing a page after this post.

Introduction To How I do My Film Reviews

                   Hey everyone! This is just a small introductory post on how I want to do film/TV reviews. For film, and everything else I'm reviewing, I don't do a point system with stars or a number rating. It just makes it easier for me; I feel if I don't like something you should be able to tell in the tone I use while typing the review. Next, in every introduction, I'll put an IMDB link, (Internet Movie Data Base for the lazy ones), and the year of the film/TV show, so you know specifically what I'm talking about.( I thought this would help especially concerning films/series that had multiple remakes and such.)