Beyond the Rhetoric

Don’t let that babyface fool you. Michael Cera’s got himself quite the temper. I’m not entirely sure what to think about the legitimacy of this video or whether the whole thing was staged as a parody of Christian Bale’s recent debacle on the set of Terminator Salvation. You can watch the clip below and decide [...]

Slumdog Millionaire tells the tale of an orphaned boy from the slums of Mumbai, describing his struggles with his brother, his life, and his love. There are some very endearing moments in this film, like when the young Jamal Malik (played by true Mumbai slumdog Ayush Mahesh Khedekar) gets to meet Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan [...]

Twitter has quickly grown to become one of the more popular ways to stay in touch online. It may have started out as a humble microblogging platform (learn about Twitter in plain English), but it is so much more than that. It’s a way to network with like-minded individuals. It’s a way to “crowd-source” your [...]

Late last year, I held a contest where I gave away some cool iPod accessories, as well as a free sponsored review on Beyond the Rhetoric (read that review here). This time around, I bring some of the swag that I managed to pull down while at the Consumer Electronics Show last month and some [...]

Every week, I have a post called What’s Up Wednesdays where I share some of the blog posts that I am reading on the Internet. Sometimes, I’ll take on a theme like working from home or Barack Obama’s inauguration, but other times, I’ll just go with an eclectic mix of posts that caught my eye. [...]