Liam Green was born in Brooklyn in 1987 and raised in New Jersey. He attended Emerson College in Boston and in 2009 was the winner of the Fifth Annual Undergraduate Poetry and Fiction Competition sponsored by Hollins University for his short story "A Break From The Neighborhood." He lives in Brighton, Massachusetts, where he is at work on a novel and several screenplays and, due to his negligible Irish-Jewish ancestry, eating way too many mashed potatoes.
You’ve all heard of Hungry Man Dinners but what about Hungry Man’s taste in…women? According to a recent study published in the Journal of Social, Evolutionary and Cultural Psychology, researchers found that the hungrier the man, the bigger his preference for, well, larger women. The study asked a group of mixed gender participants to first [...]
Pumpkin ales have always perplexed me. Not because they’re an inferior type of beer, but because they seem to only exist as a novelty. Although pumpkin ale is, according to the Samuel Adams website, “one of the oldest beer styles,” like pumpkin spice lattes at Starbucks, they’re only there to fill a seasonal niche. (They’re [...]
As a confessed crime film junkie, I’m looking forward to Ben Affleck’s film, The Town, his second adaptation of a Boston crime novel (Chuck Hogan’s Prince of Thieves). Cynics may assume he’s repeating the formula that was successful for Gone Baby Gone. I’d like to believe he’s finding a niche. Location is key in the crime [...]
Ben Cohen, the first half of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, was at Union Station in Washington on Tuesday to literally give cash away. These were no ordinary bills, though.
Ryan Beck won third place at the California State Science Fair with a football helmet that could reduce sports-related brain injuries in pros and teens alike.
Ladies and Gentlemen; this is called, “Taking a Stand.”
Political Scientist Samantha Power tells the story of a complicated hero, Sergio Vieira de Mello.
An article in The Atlantic exposes the reality of male survivors who’ve been assaulted by females, including Don Draper, the main character in the show Mad Men.
Where fantasy stops, untruths begin. Carl Pettit writes on the relationship between media and body image.
Can people be so tainted that even when they do a good deed, it somehow isn’t?
Matthew Clarke’s conversation with his daughter about her really wanting a cookie is reenacted with him and another full-grown adult.
From the Seavers, to the Simpsons, to the Starks, here is a collection of the greatest advice from our beloved fictional dads from TV.
These are comments by bobbt, Patty, and Michael Cusden on the post “What Dads Really Want For Father’s Day”.
We are only given a few moments in life when something feels truly perfect. For Gint Aras, that perfect feeling came with a linen cap on a street in Lithuania.
It took a few years and a lot of broken hearts for Gint Aras to discover what it would take for him to be ready for real love.
Total Cereal and Men’s Health want to give America’s most well-rounded guy a trip for two to New York City.
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If the clothes don’t make the man, do they at least signal what kind of man wears them?
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“Caregiver day is a wonderful idea, becase when you love your children, every day is a day you get to be with and celebrate them.”
This is a comment by CJ on the post “What to the Child of Domestic Violence is Father’s Day?”