Blog
Drink of the Week

Cozy Up with a Classic: The Hot Toddy Featuring Jack Daniels – NowOmaha Drink of the Week

February and March are the months of cold weather and snow, and what could be a better way to warm yourself up than a nice, delicious drink? With the chill in the air, the perfect drink of the week is the Hot Toddy. This classic cocktail has been around for centuries and has been enjoyed

Read More
Gaming

The Best Games Of 2023 (So Far)

Nintendo of America Speaking of old classics making their way to modern video game hardware, Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden are on pretty much everything now, having launched on Switch, PS4, PC, and Xbox in January. While Persona 5 has blown up in a big way, Persona 3 and 4 are the framework

Read More
Movie Reviews

Return to Seoul movie review & film summary (2023)

Along with cinematographer Thomas Favel, Chou visualizes Freddie’s trip under a cloud, with many of the movie’s key scenes taking place as the skies are overcast, raining, or when the streets are slicked with rain. The mood is restrained yet somber, sometimes even romantic, given the neon-lit scenes in the city and its nightlife. One of

Read More
Movie Reviews

Lonesome movie review & film summary (2023)

Cinematographer Dean Francis’ warm photography, stained with sunny hues of marigold, belies the aching feeling inside of Casey as he traverses a highway flanked by fields of grain toward a truck stop. The white cowboy hat topping his boyish face and muscular frame attracts a bearded trucker; their bathroom encounter is the first of Casey’s

Read More
Movie Reviews

The Integrity of Joseph Chambers movie review (2023)

After opening with a spooky dolly shot into some woods, this movie, also written and directed by Robert Machoian, shows us our title character, who is shaving OFF his beard. He leaves behind a sculpted swath of lip hair that he tells his wife is his “hunter’s mustache.” In a mess of expository dialogue between

Read More
Gaming

Cyberpunk 2077’s Knows That All Car Interiors Need Buttons

Screenshot: Cyberpunk 2077 The world of Cyberpunk 2077 is one where technological innovation has run wild. Its citizens are full of robot parts, can send data with their minds and can literally see other people’s dreams and memories. Yet despite all this, one aspect of everyone’s daily lives is still incredibly quaint (at least by

Read More
Gaming

City-Builder Taken Off Steam After Fan Goes Rogue

Screenshot: Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic is a city-builder that has a particular focus on how urban planning worked alongside the communist economies of Eastern Europe during the Cold War. It’s not for everyone, then, but it certainly has its fans. Sadly those fans are now the only ones able

Read More
Gaming

Call of Duty + Warzone’s Big Season 2: What’s Worth Knowing

Kudos to the new opening sequence for season two.Gif: Activision / Kotaku Season two for the duality that is Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare II arrived yesterday and with it a variety of tweaks and changes. But which are the most important? Which ones do you need to know before deploying in your mode of

Read More
Gaming

Breath of the Wild Fans Are Still Finding New Tricks In 2023

Image: Nintendo The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild came out in March 2017, instantly becoming Nintendo Switch’s most potent system seller. I mention that because despite how old Nintendo’s open-world action-adventure game now is, diehard fans of Link’s latest journey through Hyrule are still figuring out cool and obtuse ways of exploring the

Read More
Gaming

Calvin & Hobbes Creator Back After Decades Away With New Book

The MysteriesImage: Bill Watterson / John Kascht / Simon & Schuster Bill Watterson, the man responsible for a decade of Calvin & Hobbes comics, is coming out of retirement for a new illustrated storybook, The Mysteries, that is set to release this October. Just in time for spooky season. Starting in 1985, Watterson wrote and

Read More