Colin Fleming

There’s something we tend to overlook on Valentine’s Day, and that’s friendship — a lost art of love in today’s world.

In "A Charlie Brown Christmas," Linus shares what he learned with his friend and what he was trying to, often by asking the right questions.

One of the best things about sports is that you never know. You think you know, but you never really know until the series is done.

In a nation where hardly anyone is able to concentrate on anything, we are fixated on football.

Now a century old, Charlie Chaplin's "The Gold Rush" teaches us through comedy to keep going during trials.

You might ask, “Wait, how does this guy have three mothers?” But I did, and they were all important, although only one of them was truly my mom. 

As another Super Bowl plays out, people will take to their phones and blame the refs. 

The adult who lives life best starts a form of school again and again.

The Fourth of July reminds me of the freedom and the power of choice, and how infrequently we elect to choose and instead follow the crowd.