HeyJaredAndrew Moore
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Life Through the Lens: It’s what’s inside that counts (opens the original)
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In her 2021 hit novel "Nightbitch," Rachel Yoder explores the idea of dormant instinct and animalism. When a used-to-be artist becomes a stay-at-home wife/mother, she gradually yet methodically becomes atrophied. She feels her drive draining, her freedom fading and her sense of self sinking. The tedium of mealtime and naptime and bathtime and bedtime are slowly killing her soul. While most women gush about the loving rituals, the protagonist begins to violently recoil. It is then, at her most di
Life Through the Lens: Shoveling coal on the Titanic (opens the original)
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"Turn the other cheek? That ain’t really working, is it?" Ready for some facts? No, not a "fax." I said "facts." The Titanic was powered by coal - 6,000 tons of coal, that is. That is 12 million pounds of coal! The Titanic's 29 boilers burned 600 tons of coal a day to produce 46,000 horsepower (is it just me or is that a lot of horses?). Three hundred workers shoveled coal continuously into the fiery furnaces, now colloquially coined "The Black Gang" due to the extreme conditions that relentless
Life Through the Lens: The necessity of ghosts (opens the original)
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"You gotta have something to haunt you, right? Otherwise, you might get lonely." "Ghosts." There, I said it. Now, I'm not trying to stir a debate about the existence of ghosts. Are there ghosts out there? Is there an ancient sea-captain named Blenny Blennerhassett that patrols his buried treasure underneath Point Park? Sure, why not. I would like to speak on a different type of ghost - one that is undeniable. The ghost of memories untethered. We are all haunted by them. The flashes of disappoint
Life Through the Lens: The battle within (opens the original)
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Spider-man: Brand New Day (2026) - dir. by Destin Daniel Cretton Widow's Bay (2026) - created by Katie Dippold For a limited time only, the hit Broadway musical Hadestown was shown at Regal. For 2 hours and 21 minutes, I was entranced! If you were lucky enough to see it, you'd know what I am talking about. Sadly, I can't tell you to "get out there and see it" because its theatrical run is over. Maybe … drive to Broadway? The play is a reimagining and marriage of the Greek myths of Eurydice and O
Life Through the Lens: When a gift becomes a curse (opens the original)
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You know what I love? OK, OK, enough guessing out there! Let me just tell you... I love a good piece of symbolism. I know what you are thinking, too: What a sophisticated and textured thing to say, Mr. Moore! I told you that you don't have to call me "Mr. Moore," but I appreciate the flattery. In reality, you were probably thinking: What a loser, English-teachery thing to say! I own that. Heck, I am proud of that! I love my dorky side. Here's what I love about symbolism: By saying something so s
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