Briana King
E-Mail: brianalking@gmail.com
Web Page: http://www.blastmagazine.com
Short bio: Briana King is a freelance writer from Boston
Articles by Briana King:
February 4, 2008A look at and a talk with the Swill Merchants, a New England rock band that’s on the move and carries a strong following.
December 20, 2007Look at me I’m an elf!
Seems like an untrue statement for a woman who’s 5′10″ until you visit elfyourself.com and start the elfmorphosis.
By uploading up to four photos, you can create a whole group of elves for your dancing pleasure. It is easy to upload photos with tools there to resize and rotate and [...]
The best thing about Wii is playing games where you actually act out the real-life motions. That means dropping a redneck into a dunk tank and throwing darts at balloons you really have to be able to get into it when playing Global Star’s Carnival Games.
Playing alone or with friends, you really think you [...]
She’s wicked nice, actually
May 1, 2007Especially in today’s world, the words used to describe women of color are under increased scrutiny. With cases like Imus taking over front pages one must really think about the words they use to describe someone, especially if those words are public.
However one growing aspect of entertainment seems to not have such limits or [...]
iHome has just come out with another upgrade to the everyday alarm clock.
Compatible with all versions of the iPod, except for the new versions of the iPod Shuffle, the iH7R makes waking up and falling asleep smoother than ever.
The volume of the alarm and sleep settings increase and decrease smoothly with gradual wake and sleep [...]
After disappearing from shelves in 2000, the original soundtrack to the movie “Hope Floats” has been remastered, expanded and re-released April 24.
The original 13-track compilation now includes 18. The soundtrack’s U.S. sales exceeded $2.7 million after it came out in 1998.
The six new tracks include Barry Manilow and the Temptations and original score composer Dave [...]
Progressive rock on the run
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