Pop Culture News and Views by Journalist Ian Halperin

Can you guess who?????

Sunday morning coming down…intrepid tenders…glee and the warblers…super pallet elk grove…could it be the world’s gone colder…david and busters…sooner than a nooner…ex for the fallen dreams…no faithful provisions!!!!
Te Amo,
SRRC

NYTimes

developing….

Now that it’s official (Read This) that Ashton banged the night of his anniversary to Demi, the question must be asked – why did he cheat? According to one Hollywood insider the answer is that ol Demi and Ashton have an open marriage that made Ashton become “a desperate, confused man”. “I’m not sure that Ashton was the one who cheated first,” the source told IUC. “Demi has been spotted with numerous hot men and women during the past few months. As much as Ashton needs to do, Demi certainly has to do some hard core explaining how it all got to this point.” Developing…..

Hydrocodone shipped cod…prissy and pink…infatuated with jesifra abitan demisyone…who stole my litas…baked in red hook…singing zoologist…jennifer’s sofa com…always the dumper…strolling with the heifers…filibuster whip cloture!!!

IUC Book Recommendation: Two Montrealers have penned fascinating reads. Joel Yanofsky’s Bad Animals is a breathtaking account of a father’s never ending emotional struggle to enter his son’s world of autism. A sumptuous reading experience that takes you on a journey of intrigue, fascination, tears and laughter, Yanofsky’s Bad Animals shows just how daunting it can be to be a parent to children with special needs.

Montreal teacher turned writer Suzanne Reisler Litwin introduces you to a boy named Philip who is soon turning 13, worried that he is too short compared to his peers. A quick, enthralling read, The Black Velvet Jacket is charming and filled with beautiful illustrations. Every reader will understand Philip’s dilemma and will want to root for him from start to finish. The first of a projected series is certain to find an audience that STICKS to it!

The world lost a giant yesterday. Here’s a poem I penned in tribute of this amazing visionary.

Forever in bloom,
Throwing knives and stars,
taking back the rainbow,
fresh and humble,
with the lights out,
giving the dog a bone,
no regrets zippy,
mozart and matisse,
forever in bloom.