The level of entertainment video games have given us has evolved significantly since the first blips on a computer screen were allowed to be controlled by our hands. Games now feature beautiful cinematography, moving soundtracks, robust storylines and characters as memorable as The Man with No Name and Darth Vader. Although it’s easy to see the maturity of games that are released today, there is still a fervent campaign condemning games with the mindset that video games are just for kids.     A passionate initiative in support of video games has arisen in the past decade, dedicated to prove that video games are a true art form. I’d like to share a few of the greatest examples proving that games are an intricate medium that is meant to inspire human emotion. Before I begin my list, I’d first like to mention that… Some Games, Just Like Some Movies, Are Not Art.     Shooting computerized replicas of soldiers battl... » Click here for the full story.

    Upon looking back at Week 4 of the NFL, we come to the sad realization that the regular season is already a quarter complete. After a stressful offseason that debated whether a season would even be played, the first four weeks have gone by in a flash. Still, that does not mean this hasn’t already been one of the most exciting seasons in recent memory. We have rookies playing well above expectations, very young offensive powerhouses, and a to-be legendary hall of famer limited to calling plays from the coach’s box. As we head into our first bye week of the season, it’s time to analyze what has made this season so great already. Biggest Surprises 5. Indianapolis Colts (0-4), 4th in AFC South     When news came out that longtime quarterback Peyton Manning would be out for part of the season, fans rightfully worried. Still, the Colts have great talent on both sides of the ball, so losing Manning won’t be that big of a setback... » Click here for the full story.

    The temperature is dropping, the days are getting shorter, and most importantly, the swarm of tourists are leaving Ocean City. This is a time to rejoice, for autumn has arrived! Work for the locals is getting less stressful by the day, and eventually many of us will soon have more time on our hands than we want. While there are many ways to pass your time in Ocean City, I have to admit that watching movies in an empty theater with friends is one of my favorites. This fall has a pretty good lineup of films that will be worthy of your attendance. Just as I did with my summer flicks article, this list is comprised solely of unique films that are not based on any existing property. Even if you’re not a big movie go-er, there’s not much else to do this time of year! “Abduction” Release: September 23 Starring: Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina Genre: Action/Drama Rating: R     Yes, I know. I’m telling you to watch... » Click here for the full story.