Comic Book Industry Errors, Part 2 Although lacking in popularity for years, the mid-50s through early 60s brought back a resurgence of the superheroes. This in itself was not bad, especially since I like superheroes. But as the publishers wanted to cash in on this rebirth, all other ... Ramones Forever Immortality is so much better when you can stay around long enough to realize it ... In that respect, the Ramones endured to at least have a hint it was being bestowed upon them. Once again, you've got a chance to see why. If you were among the many who ... Su-Doku Puzzles are the latest craze in games but there isn't a computer graphic in sight. Su Doku began its gentle attack on the nation last year, and versions can now be found in four national newspapers. Addicts are as obsessed as 1980s teenagers fixated on the Rubik's cube.So what's the big deal about these little rows of boxes on a page?An ...
Addicted to Reality Television
For a long time, I have been hiding it successfully from co-workers, friends and acquaintances. My family definitely knows I'm hooked, but even they have no idea how much I've really been caught up in it lately.
And let me tell you something else privately. I have absolutely no intention of stopping!
I'm addicted to reality TV!
*Survivor *The Apprentice *American Idol *The Bachelor *Amazing Race *Extreme Makeover Home Edition *Super Nanny *Nanny 911 *Real World
To keep up to date on all my favorite reality TV shows and new shows coming soon I turn to the Entertainment Magazines;
href="http://www.magazine-supermarket.com/product_info.php?cPath=5003404&products_id=1780&skus_id=45995&location=index">TV Guide, In Touch, and Satellite Direct to keep me informed about the ins and outs of my favorite reality TV programs.
About the Author Sally Summers is Editorial Director at www.BlueDolphin-Magazines.com and www.Magazine-Supermarket.com. You can read her weekly blog at http://sallysummers.blogspot.com where she talks about today's most popular magazines and how they can enrich your daily life.
