Pitch Perfect 2

After Pitch Perfect, they (now in Pitch Perfect 2) start off with a great performance until a unfortunate malfunction, Rebel Wilson's Fat Amy moons the President on his birthday. This unfortunately get the Bella's kicked put of the choral academy and leaves them with one shot at the International finals in Copenhagen.
Now that the pressure is higher than ever, the Bella's have lost their sparkle and need to get it back! Meanwhile  (Anna Kendrick) Becca secretly gets a internship with a Grammy - winning record producer, hoping that maybe he'll  listen to her music and help make her a producer.
Along their journey to the international finals they go to several sing offs, including one hosted in a mansion where they face their biggest competitors, Das Sound Machine. At the end of the sing off the Bella's are losing and a new member of the group, Emily (Hailee Steinfield) panics and sings her orginal (Flashlight, written by Sia and Sam Smith) which makes them lose the sing off.
The Bella's really need to get back in the game and get in touch with their voices together. So they venture off to camp with the previous Bella leader Aubrey (Anna Camp). Where she makes them do several vocal and regular workouts. Some of the Bella's get into drama but some how at the end of the day they manage to rekindle their friendship and find their unique sound.
At their next competition they face their biggest competitors, Das Sound Machine, again and another real life a capella group known as the Pentatonix. Now that the Bella's have gotten their sound back they are a little more confident. In their new performance they not only bring back many previous Bella's, including Emily's mom Katherine  (Katey Sagal), they also tied in Emily's orginal song, Flashlight.
I thought Pitch Perfect 2 was a great movie. And I think it's going to have a good impact on movie production. There was so many cool and unique things that happened, I've never seen anything like it! I would definitely give this movie give this a 5 star rating!

Beats pill v.s Bose

http://www.soundguys.com/bose-soundlink-mini-vs-beats-pill-2-0-4357/
In this review they compare the Beats Pill to the Bose Soundlink Mini, it's kind of a long but they compare everything from the design to the sound quality of the speaker(s).
When they compared the build and design quality of the two, the Bose Soundlink Mini won. The author states that the Beats Pill has a better and bolder design but if you take a hammer to the two, the Bose Soundlink Mini will make it out and still play your music.
When comparing the connectivity the two devices came to a tie! The Beats Pill offers NFC pairing, which the Bose does not. They both have a 30 foot range and a 3.5mm aux-in jack (for non-Bluetooth devices). But when you start to go out of range the Beats Pill usually drop, whereas the Bose cuts in and out. The Bose has more buttons than the Beats. Which gives the Beats more functionality. The Beats also offers speaker phone capability but isn't good quality.
The Beats wins compared to the Bose battery life. They both claim to last up to 7 hours of charge but the Beats offers a USB and you can connect your phone to it as well, which will drain your phones battery but it's a good feature to have available.
Although the Bose wins with the best sounds quality. It has a nice bass and can get fairly loud without sounding to harsh. Whereas the Beats sounds aren't good quality. There's almost no bass and the mid-ranges are so inconsistent.
Overall the Bose Soundlink Mini wins this battle against the Beats Pill by Dr.Dre.

Fong's Pizza

http://www.iowalivingmagazines.com/2013/03/20/perfect-pairing/
I love Fong's Pizza! I've only been there only there once, it was absolutely delicious l! Especially the crab rangoon pizza! I have heard nothing but good things about Fong's Pizza. I love the feel of Fong's, it's really cool how there's all this Chinese stuff, then you you look and there's a whole bunch of tiki mugs and stuff. I love how it's so different and unique, there's to many places that are basic.
Thus review is pretty short and doesn't really cover as much as other reviews do, but it's a positive review which is always nice. They talk a lot about the water main break that caused Fong's to close from November to January. But the water break cause a total remodel, new flooring, new paint, and new upholstery on the booths. They talk about what else the menu features besides pizza. The author also states exactly what they ordered and the prices of the pizzas. They tell you what is on the pizza and how her and her husband will be visiting more often.
I honestly think this review could have been written a lot better, but I love how they tell you a lot of information without saying much. It's straight to the point, sweet and simple. I also love how at the bottom of the review the author has the address, phone number, and all of the business hours.

Jack Johnson (Singer/Song writter)

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/to-the-sea-20100601

  I really enjoy listening to Jack Johnson, now this isn't my favorite album of his. But I love how laid back his music is and how it's so different. In his music he talks about everything from love to having kids to making banana pancakes, and so much more! With each song there is a different feel to them, some are kind of reggae, french, Jamaican,  or just that little twist of Johnson. It's really cool how his music is so different, it shows how open-minded he is.
   This review is kind of long but positively talks about Johnson's music and life.i love how they specifically point out certain songs and give nonbias criticism. One thing I learned from this review is that besides Johnson's laid back, beachy vibe he also does environmental and charity work. He only produces music in solor-powered studios and gives his music profits to charity! I like how the author recognizes that with Johnson's constant laid vibe in his music you would think that it would be hard to keep listening to his music, "but the easy-rolling pleasures are tough to deny". My overall favorite reference in thus review, is when they refer Johnson and his music to a Pina colada, "Jack Johnson's  sun-kissed acoustic - guitar melodies, stoner dude tenor and unfailingly positive vibrations are like a fresh Pina Colada with a paper umbrella". A different yet perfect reflection of Jack Johnson, different, good, and beachy.

The L.A Complex

http://www.slantmagazine.com/tv/review/the-l-a-complex-season-two

The L.A Complex is a newer TV series about young actors, actresses, and comedians struggle through the Hollywood world. This is a fast pace show that shows how hard and how much work there is as a young actor/actress/comedian. I like how the show shows the relationship between all of the characters but also shows each individuals prospectives. This review is kind of long but it gives you good information about the show. I like how this review positively talks about each of the starting characters. the review also talks about how the ups and downs, the lows and highs are a lot more realistic than other TV shows. I also like how this review compares the L.A Complex to help give you a feel about what the show is like.

I really like how the review states " The L.A Complex is serious about its setting a "city that trades on desperate people" time-lapse photography and vibrant montages emphasize the bustle and size of a city that threatens to swallow people and their dreams whole". This to me really says a lot about the show. It's honest and gives you a feel on the scenarios that could come your way in the Hollywood world.

Interstellar movie review

Interstellar is one of my very favorite movies, on rotten tomatoes there is a great review on the movie. In the review they state that Interstellar is one of the biggest and boldest movies of the year!
Interstellar is like advanced trigonometry but will leave those without a complex understanding of astrophysics feeling cold.
I totally agree with this review. Interstellar is an amazing movie, I've never seen anything like it. In this movie they show you what it's like to be an astronaut. They take you through situations any astronaut could face. Like the time lapse. When and astronaut gets in that space shuttle many different things could happen. And in this movie they show the worst thing a father could go through as an astronaut, but he some how takes the unfortunate situations and looks at the positive outcomes his hard work and suffering has made.
Interstellar is a grand undertaking, but in shooting for the stars, it loses its footing. It goes to infinity and beyond, when infinity would have been plenty.

In the negative review, they compare Interstellar to a lame and boring video you would watch in science class. The also state that the boring science video was more of a vacation from science class, which is more than can be said for the fate of the audiences attending the movie. They also refer Interstellar as an effects - driven, high-tech, and intergalactic mumbo-jumbo.
Me personally I loved this movie. I think that some things are questionable about the accuracy of the space scenes in the movie. But even then I'm not a physicist so I wouldn't know. I believe that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I feel like the author of the review has based it off, if the movie was accurate or not. Which I totally see the author's point on that, but I feel you shouldn't you judge the quality of the movie by its accuracy. Maybe I'm completely wrong and the author had a different point, I don't know.
I just think that there was more to the movie Tha  just physics. There was a real story. And it is possible that this may be in our future. But there is a story, and a very powerful one.
(The parts to be stated or the author said was quoted from the review, not my words)

Interview: Dowler

1)    What is your name and how do you spell it?

2)    Do you enjoy working at Roosevelt?

3)    Do you think your teaching impacts your students, on what on goes on in the world?

4)    Are you pretty excited that Reams is visiting Friday?

5)    Do you mostly travel by yourself?

6)    Would you be okay talking about yourself and your travels?

7)    What inspired you to travel?

8)    What has been the highlight of your travels?

9)    Out of all the places you’ve traveled, if you were to pick one to travel to where would it be and why?

10)                      What foods did you try that you wish the U.S had?

11)                      When traveling what do you miss about the USA the most?

12)                      What kind of transportation did you use when traveling? Which one was your favorite?

13)                      When traveling you see all their cultures, but also their government as well. Which government system do you like/prefer?

14)                      If there were to be another World War, where do you think it’s safest?

15)                      What concerns you the most when traveling?

16)                      How do you think your teaching skills/ways affects your students?

17)                      What about you, personality wise, is different than other teachers?

18)                      Would you ever tale back any of your trips?

19)                      How has traveling changed the way you look at things? How has it changed you?

20)                      Anything to add?

21)                      Thank You J

Interview: Wooters

1)What’s name and how do you spell it?

2)How long have you and Dowler been friends?

3)Do you like to travel? Why/ why not?

4)I know travel is a big part of Dowler’s life style, what would you say his favorite/ most memorable place he went to was? Why?

5)What is your biggest concern when traveling?

6)Have you ever traveled with Dowler? If not, would you like to?

7)If you were to suggest Dowler to travel somewhere, where would it be and why?

8)What do you think Dowler’s ideal vacation?

9)How is it different from your ideal vacation?

10)     What was the most interesting story Dowler has ever told you, about his travels?

Interview: Amber (student)

1) What’s your name and how do you spell it?

2) What’s your favorite place to travel to?

3) Why or why don’t you like to travel?

4) What place do you think is Dowler’s favorite place to travel to? Why?

5) What has been your biggest concern when traveling?

6) Why do you think traveling is an important part of Dowler’s lifestyle?

7) If you were to suggest a place for Dowler to travel to, where would it be and why?

8) What is interesting/ what makes Dowler interesting?

9) Out if all the stories Dowler had told you, which one stands out the most to you?

10)                 Depending on Dowler and his dis/ likes, if he weren’t a teacher, what do you think he would be?

60 minutes about Bradley Cooper.

The interview was a good interview. They talked about his past, present, and how he got hear. They also show Bradley Cooper's qoutes that were really good. They were relevant, sufficient, and valid. I also like how they talked about what he has to do as an actor and the struggles he has.
  Although with this great interview I think that it was a little choppy. It would go from his life now to apart of his childhood, to things he's accomplished now to how he got here. I think that with this interview they shouldn't done things in chronological order, instead of going back and forth between things.