How do you look back on a series that has, for decades, given your family memories filled with magic? Here is a tearful look back on 20 years with ‘Harry Potter’.
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Enjoy this step-by-step guide to make your own Midori insert cover, with storage flaps; made from your favorite fabrics.
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‘Anne’—titled ‘Anne With an E’ on Netflix—finished airing in Canada the other week and will be hitting Netflix on Friday, May 12, 2017. While ‘Anne’—co-produced by CBC and Netflix—is rated TV-G here in Canada, it would likely earn a rating of TV-PG in the United States. So, sit back while I review the contemporary version of the beloved Anne of Green Gables and give you ten things non-Canadian parents need to know about ‘Anne,’ with minuscule spoilers. No major plot points will be mentioned.
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Today is International Trans Day of Visibility. It’s supposed to be a day to celebrate trans people and focus on the good, while raising awareness of the discrimination we face. For a day that is supposed to be celebratory, it’s also depressing because the trans people who are currently visible in the media are not representative of the majority of experiencing. Today is filled with bittersweet emotion.
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The Lenovo Yoga Book with Windows 10 is more than just a nice tablet with a full operating system: It’s also a great digital notebook that works like an old-fashioned pen-and-paper notebook, but better.
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On New Year’s Day, Marian Call released the first single and title track from her upcoming album, ‘Standing Stones.’ Also, the album is now available for pre-order and you better believe you want it.
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To some, Carrie Fisher will always be a princess or a general. To me, Carrie Fisher was a mental health and healing superhero.
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‘For the Love of Spock’ is an honest and loving celebration of the life of Leonard Nimoy, exploring the full range of Leonard’s humanity.
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On Saturday, August 20, 2016, at 8:30 pm ET the CBC will be broadcasting The Tragically Hip’s final concert and you can watch it anywhere in the world.
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A few weeks into using my Midori Traveler’s Notebooks, my anxiety has been dramatically reduced, my overall mood is much better, and I’m falling asleep much faster.
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It is the opinion of this gay and trans man that ‘Star Trek Beyond’ falls very short in the area of good LGBTQ2+ representation.
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Sulu is gay. It matters. Hopefully, it will be true representation. And until I get a chance to watch it in theaters, I’m not completely celebrating–yet.
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This all started on March 19, 2016, when my less than one-year-old Alienware 17 R2 laptop died as the result of a faulty part. Three months later, I still do not have the replacement laptop.
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What makes ‘Star Trek’ special? ‘Boarding the Enterprise’ is a series of essays that attempts to answer that. Learn more and win a copy.
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Gender-fluid. Cisgender. Transgender. Cisnormative. What does it all mean? Here is a primer of some terms often used in discussions about gender.
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Grab your bag of d10s, put on your ’90s attire, belt out “Whooooo waaaaants to liiiive forever” from the top of your lungs, and back ‘Katanas & Trenchcoats’ on Kickstarter.
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With Axe’s “Find your Magic” campaign, they took criticism to heart and made big changes. When I first came across this commercial, I wanted to shake people while yelling, “Axe’s ‘Find Your Magic’ is friggin’ great, yo!”
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In the last quarter of 2015, I decided that 2016 would look like this: celebrate the new year, turn 40, and then go back to school two days after. At first, I was excited about this new challenge. Now, with the start of classes less than a week away, I’m surprisingly scared.
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GeekDad is currently playing ‘Overwatch.’ Join us at our Twitch live videogaming channel. Check it out!
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Welcome to ‘The Park’: A psychological horror that will both entertain and disturb.
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To help with your quest to find gender-neutral clothes for boys, men, and non-binary people, with flowers, pastels, cute animals, and sparkly things, here are a few options.
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Geeky Jules shares his transition story plus answers questions family and children may have about the process.
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To celebrate the launch of the Geeky Pleasures Shop, Geeky Jules is giving away two $50.00 CAD gift cards.
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You might be the parent of a science nerd if the following 10 things go on in your house.
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An open letter to Sony regarding its decision to cancel the release of The Interview.
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The GeekMoms thought it would be fun to share our Christmas trees and the geeky stories behind them. We’d love to see and hear yours!
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Your adult child still lives at home and they want their significant-other to move in. What would you do? I said, “No problem!” Find out why.
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Ninety-nine percent of people in my life neglected to wish me a happy Mother’s Day. The result: It was the best Mother’s Day of my parental life.
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The time has finally come to wrap up the Planning My Geeky-Queer Wedding series with lessons learned, and the miscellaneous extra touches not mentioned in previous posts.
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If you are transgender and use one identity for Google+, and have to use another for work or family, Google may out you. Here are some steps to protect yourself.
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