Deconstructing James May’s ‘The Reassembler’ Book
Presenter and author James May’s “The Reassembler” book shows how even everyday items are worth more than the sum of their parts.
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10 Things Parents Should Know About ‘The Grand Tour’
After months of no-expense-spared promotions, rumors and interviews The Grand Tour, the new project of former Top Gear trio, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, is up and running on Amazon Prime.
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Ride Shotgun on ‘The Grand Tour’ With These Watching Party Ideas
Amazon Prime’s ‘The Grand Tour’ premiere is just around the corner. This calls for a party.
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Between the Bookends May 2016: A Bad-Ass Baseball Bloodline
From daring librarians in Timbuktu to jinn-controlled super soldiers, as spring creeps toward summer, the GeekMoms have been piling on the literary pounds.
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‘Grand Tour’, DriveTribe, and The Social Media Fan Frenzy
Clarkson, Hammond and May, know how to amass fans on social media, but how much access to our favorite celebrities to we really need?
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Why We Love to Take Things Apart and Put Them Back Together
James May’s latest show may focus on putting things together, but there’s just something adventurous about taking things apart.
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Let “Top Gear” Die With Dignity
BBC’s car show may be ready for a new generation, but everyone knows it isn’t “Top Gear.”
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The Incredible Mind of Captain Slow
Why I fired a Time Lord to make James May my new muse.
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Bonding and Binging With Dad Over Top Gear
How Top Gear and its controversial hosts have become a bonding experience for a grandfather and his girls.
Continue ReadingA Full Sized House for Lego Loyalists and a Lego Replica of Settlers of Catan
When you have three boys (as I do), there’s a high probability that your house will contain at least a few hundred Lego building bricks. We may have closer to ten thousand. Our collection started when my oldest son was …
Continue ReadingA Full Sized House for Lego Loyalists and a Lego Replica of Settlers of Catan
When you have three boys (as I do), there’s a high probability that your house will contain at least a few hundred Lego building bricks. We may have closer to ten thousand. Our collection started when my oldest son was a kindergartner. He’s due to graduate from high school in a few weeks. A dozen […]
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