We’ve all been there: it’s the end of a fantastic meal, the check has arrived, and suddenly everyone has a headache from trying to split the bill. You know there’s an easier way, you just haven’t adopted it yet. That’s where mobile payment comes in. And though the idea of a digital wallet is increasingly commonplace, you may still be… View Post
Irrational Man – Movie Review by Anne Brodie
Written and directed by Woody Allen Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone and Parker Posey Rating 4/5 Woody Allen fans have reason to celebrate Irrational Man, his strongest film in years. Allen’s contemporary versions of the romantic crime comedies of Nick and Nora Charles have been a mixed bag but here he is, aiming high and scoring. Allen’s body of work… View Post
Trainwreck – Movie Review by Anne Brodie
Directed by Judd Apatow Written by and Starring Amy Schumer Comedy 3/5 Amu Schumer, reportedly the latest second coming in female comic, hits so many buttons in Trainwreck your head will spin. That’s the intention, of course, rolling, shock-based laughter via equal opportunity disses, putdowns, tantrums, misunderstandings, missteps and misreads. Laughing at one flawed but ultra-confident human being trying to… View Post
Get Out While It’s Hot: Tropical Travel In The Summer by Kathy Buckworth
How She Travels When we think about tropical all-inclusive holidays, it’s often done with the filter of escaping from another one of Canada’s harsh winters. While that will always be a popular time to hit the beaches down south, it will also always be one of the most expensive times to travel to warmer climates. Getting more for your dollar… View Post
Why We Scope by Kate Wheeler
So you want to see the world through someone else’s eyes? You can. It’s easy and it’s fun. So easy even Christine Bentley aka #TechnoPhobe has got a handle on it. By “It” I mean #PeriscopeTV at https://www.periscope.tv/ . Here’s a primer on what we at What She Said Radio have learned in our first week as #Scopers. What… View Post
Minions – Movie Review by Anne Brodie
Directed by Kyle Balda, Pierre Coffin With the Voices of Sandra Bullock, Jon Hamm, Michael Keaton, Jennifer Saunders, Steve Carrell Rating 3/5 Minions! Those crazy yellow hydrant looking hellions – who do everything en masse and scream in a bastardized pan-Europe/Asian/American language – are funny. They look and sound funny and they are such innocents that life is a constant… View Post
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