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I started my walk across Japan at the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world in Shibuya, in the biggest city in the world, Tokyo. From there, I headed southwest towards Kawasaki, where I encountered

How many of you remember enjoying looking at maps of fantasy worlds when you were young? (Or maybe still do?) I definitely did, and still do enjoy it. Whether it was Oz, Narnia, Middle Earth, Treasure

There are common birds everyone knows, like Pidgey and Spearow, that we can reliably find and catch in Kanto every day, but only a choice few are lucky enough to own a Farfetch'd. With the announcement

Scientist Roger spent eight arduous years living in a Mr. Mime monastery, where he spent all of his time studying a colony¹ of this rare psychic Pokémon, observing their natural behavior. According to

Feel like a Geo-dud? Wish you could be a Geo-dude instead? Lasses and gentlemen, jr. trainers ♂ and jr. trainers ♀, Pokérobics is the answer to your woes. Mobile Trainer Spence was weighed down and wheelchair

As an independent creator, smart contracts and blockchain technology have really piqued my interest. Using traditional distribution models via retailers like Amazon, there are an overabundance of middle

Some movies we love. Some movies we hate. Even some movies we love to hate, or hate to love. But what about the movies everyone seems to hate that really don't deserve it because all they were trying to

"The arms on my clock point to different spots. Someone lives at each. I call them the Tocks." Desi journeys through a fantasy land with her dog, Lola, and her cat, Jack, to visit twelve legendary

Presenting... the title page to my first children's picture book, The Tocks on the Clock. Release date be to be announced soon! Blogs: Social Media: Official Site: Watch My Films and Series Here for Free

For those unfamiliar with my background, the main career focus in my life to now has been filmmaking. Prior to the restrictions of 2020, I wrote, directed, and produced three feature films and a number

My favorite band, and the favorite band of many, is The Beatles, which you probably could have guessed by my dedication of four weeks to their solo careers earlier in this list and their absence to this

Apex talent. Michael Jackson not only stands out among all musicians of the past century, but among all artists. He sang and danced, innovated, and inspired millions throughout his life. From the time

Radiohead is an impressive band. Few can make claim to such consistent quality over such a long period of time like Radiohead can, and few have successfully taken as many creative risks while doing so

A dynamic and diverse career, Marvin Gaye was a master of many styles and genres. He was sensual. He was sensitive. He was soft-spoken, and a dreamer, and reflective. He was the center of attention. He

Few rock bands have ever provided live shows as memorable as The Flaming Lips do, and since 1983, they've recorded over 20 studio albums worth of music to fill them with. An accidental discovery of their

Before officially getting into my top five artists, I wanted to take a moment to recognize “The Next 60” that didn’t quite make my list. While some choices were obvious in creating my 420 Songs from 60

Their fun, carefree, summer sound made them famous, and their harmonies are among the best ever, but it was their introspective and thoughtful compositions that made them acclaimed as well. I liked their

The RZA, the GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon the Chef, U-God, Ghostface Killah and the Method Man, and Masta Killa (and later Cappadonna as well) form like Voltron to make up the greatest

One of the most gifted, charismatic singers of all time, Sam Cooke was also an incredible songwriter and his soulful style and passionate, inventive re-workings of the classics made him the father of a

As video game consoles came into their own in the 1990s, their soundtracks did as well. Composers like David Wise pushed the hardware to its limits every bit as much as the programmers did, and a new sub-genre