On April 13th the Burlington County's Cinnaminson Branch Library played host to over 30 teens at the Sci-Fi Teen Lock In! Teens participated in a night of fun, science fiction themed activities and games! 

Since 1967, on Hans Christian Andersen's birthday, April 2nd, International Children's Book Day is celebrated to inspire a love of reading and to call attention to children's books!

There is definitely a division between Old Bond and New Bond. This difference is most easily noted by looking at Bond himself. Daniel Craig’s blonde Bond stands at 5’10”. A brick powerhouse bathed in machismo grand style, while the original was a classy 6’2” that lurked behind a mist of approachability used to drag in his quirky villains. While there will always be arguments over which Bond is best, there is no right answer. James Bond is male ego incarnate. He is fantasy and there are those who will always love the fantasy no matter who fills the shoes of 007.

1941 and Collateral are two very different movies. The first is an ensemble comedy about the chaos that ensued after the United States began its involvement in World War II. The second is a thriller which progresses over the course of one night, in which a taxi driver picks up one very interesting customer. While both are completely different films, they both invite chaos to play an active part in the story.

As I start this post I am faced with the challenge of describing an indescribable sitcom. You see, it’s not like I can just say, “Arrested Development is a show about nothing.” I can’t even say that the show is about the difficulties of living with a dysfunctional family. The Bluth’s are much worse than dysfunctional, they are out to drive each other to the asylum.