Posts by Nathan Graziano
Aside from being one of the most viewed annual sporting events worldwide, the Super Bowl is primarily a celebration of everything American—gluttony, debauchery, consumerism, violence.
The team, which had dwindled to only three wrestlers during the pandemic, now has more than 30 grapplers taking to the mats for practices and meets on weekdays, while competing in tournaments on weekends.
O P I N I O N NOT THAT PROFOUND By Nathan Graziano Last week, one of my lesson plans
While journalists were seldom recognized at restaurants, the literary landscape had also changed. With the smartphone assuming its role as the slavemaster for most Americans, fewer and fewer people now had the attention span necessary to sit down and read an actual book.
There is “something” about staring down the barrel of a half-century on Planet Earth that has set changes into motion for me.
The concept behind the performance of “High School Dropout,” developed by comedian and co-host Mike Dupont, was incredibly innovative and original.
Make a list of your goals for 2025. Know you’re unlikely to follow through with most of them; know the act is largely symbolic; know your ass is never waking up early to exercise.
On Friday, Jan. 3, at The Strange Brew Tavern in Manchester, The Laugh Attic—a weekly stand-up comedy venue—will present, for one night only, “The High School Dropout,” a showcase of local comedians riffing on the books they may or may not have read in their own respective high school careers.
‘Twas the night before Festivus, and all through the house, not a wallet was sighted, and I was losing my freaking mind.
Arguments in favor of identifying “Die Hard” as a Christmas movie include the film being set on Christmas Eve, during a Christmas party, where a group of terrorists take hostages in the Los Angeles skyscraper. Off-duty police officer McClane then takes on the terrorists, and the rest of the film follows the general three-act script of any action film to its conclusion.