These are the 9 items I’ve sold on eBay since January 1, 2026. Most of these items are things I’ve owned and now getting rid of. Some of the clothes have holes or stains. They can still sell at a lower price. The sleeveless Harley-Davidson shirt with a small hole sold for $10. The smaller pizza bag that I’ve held onto since COVID sold for $20, as examples. The sleeveless Harley Davidson shirt which sold. I'm publishing this to reinforce what I’ve said before about eBay. Sell the stuff you no longer use. Make space for the new stuff you will buy. I, too, am a consumer and will be buying new stuff that I'll eventually sell when I’ve run out of use for them. One of the items sold was a smaller air fryer for $25. Helping me make space for a larger air fryer with a ceramic basket, which is supposed to be healthier than the previous air fryer's non-stick basket. The Air Fryer with the Non Sitck basket. The majority of these items are things I’ve owned and used and am no...

Movie Review:  Send Help  – Sam Raimi’s Darkly Funny Return to Low-Budget Horror (SPOILERS) As the first movie of 2026, Jason G and I had the chance to see Sam Raimi’s latest film,  Send Help , on a chilly January night at the Times Square AMC. Thanks to Jason snagging the tickets, we enjoyed the warmth of the cinema—and a thrilling, blood-soaked ride. Raimi, known for his over-the-top horror comedies, seems to have returned to basics with this film. Eschewing the high-budget spectacle of his recent Marvel outing ( Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness ), he crafted a smaller, tightly focused story that’s heavy on gore, humor, and classic Raimi-style awkwardness. The Story & Characters The movie centers on a small cast. Two in particular become stranded on an isolated island, where tensions rise, alliances shift, and survival instincts take over. Rachel McAdams delivers a delightfully quirky performance as a socially awkward, nerdy character who’s both sympathet...

Inside NYC’s Immersive Art Playground: A Visit to ARTECHOUSE I recently checked out ARTECHOUSE near Chelsea Market in New York City, and I’ve got to admit — Instagram ads got me there. And you know what? No regrets. ARTECHOUSE isn’t just a typical art exhibit where you quietly stroll past paintings on a wall. It’s a full-on immersive digital art experience. The space features multiple interactive installations, including motion-responsive screens whose visuals respond to your movements. It’s playful, hands-on, and surprisingly fun to experiment with. The highlight, though, is the massive projection room. Floor-to-ceiling visuals wrap around the entire space, paired with atmospheric sound that pulls you right into the artwork. You can sit on the floor, lean back, and just take it all in. The whole experience runs about an hour, but once it ends, you’re not rushed out. People stick around to relax, chat, and soak up the vibe. Tickets cost around $31, and it feels worth it for the experie...

  Turning Apple Cores into Homemade Dehydrated Apple Crackers (There are two affiliate links in this article) I eat apples all the time, and I’ve gotten into the habit of saving the cores instead of tossing them. It started as a simple “waste less” idea, and it turned into one of my favorite homemade snacks. Here’s how I turn leftover apple cores into chewy, naturally sweet dehydrated apple crackers. Why I Save My Apple Cores Whenever I eat apples, I set the cores aside and store them in the freezer. Once I’ve collected enough — usually a couple of sandwich bags full — I turn them into something completely different.   It’s an easy way to get more value out of a bag of apples and reduce food waste at the same time. Quick note:  Apple seeds do contain compounds that can release small amounts of cyanide when crushed. A few seeds blended into a big batch like this isn’t typically a concern for most people, but if you prefer to be cautious, you can remove the seeds before pro...

In this episode, I talk about how I use AI for content creation. I also share my favorite games from the 2025 Game Awards, which took place in December. To wrap things up, I include a short Amapiano mixtape. These smaller mixes are part of a bigger plan—I’m releasing them individually first, then later combining them into a larger, multi-genre mixtape. Here’s a tracklisting for the Ampiano Mix:   1. 'Big Man Ting' Afro Bros, S.N.E., Stefflon Don, Engever 2. 'Tshwala Bam' Titom, Yuppe, Burna Boy, S.N.E. 3. 'Komsava' Diamond Platnumz, Khalil Harrison, Chley 4. 'No Lie' (Ampiano Remix) Vybz Kartel, DJ Karim 5. 'Let's Do It' (Ampiano Version) Vybz Kartel, Gacha Medz, Acemark 6. 'All Over You' Mabel, King Promise 7. 'GTAmpiano' Jaydon Lewis Find the video versions and articles for the mixtape here. The 2025 Game Awards here.  Finally my AI workflow here.   Thoughts? Comments? Do so below.    Rate, like, leave a revie...

  Here's the video of the mixtape This is part two of three mixes I'm putting together to make a bigger mixtape.  This is the Ampiano section.  Here's the track listing: 1. 'Big Man Ting' Afro Bros, S.N.E., Stefflon Don, Engever 2. 'Tshwala Bam' Titom, Yuppe, Burna Boy, S.N.E. 3. 'Komsava' Diamond Platnumz, Khalil Harrison, Chley 4. 'No Lie' (Ampiano Remix) Vybz Kartel, DJ Karim 5. 'Let's Do It' (Ampiano Version) Vybz Kartel, Gacha Medz, Acemark 6. 'All Over You' Mabel, King Promise 7. 'GTAmpiano' Jaydon Lewis Getting use to using the GoPro Max 2(in the video).  Lot's of fun to use for the different angles. Find the audio version on my latest podcast which you can find here. Post your thoughts, comments below. If you've enjoyed this mixtape, please support me by doing any, all your shopping through my affiliate link: AMAZON:  http://amzn.to/2dRu3IM or DONATE/TIP  here   SUBSCRIBE Everywhere  HERE  Let's...

  By Paul Perez Youtube version Here's how AI cuts my content-creation time in half.  By using AI, I can produce more blog content more efficiently. I’ll share how it helps me with writing, proofreading, and daily life.  The main way I use AI is for transcribing. For example, when Jason G and I record a movie review, I upload the audio to Rev.com and use their AI transcription service. It's cheaper than hiring a person to do it.  What would take me days to transcribe, paying $1-$10, is done in minutes. After recording initial audio of an idea or a podcast, this is the next step The transcription isn't perfect, but it gets about 80-90% of what we discussed. After that, I put the text into ChatGPT and asked it to turn it into a short blog post or a podcast episode description. Before I publish anything, I run it through Grammarly. Using its AI tools, I can significantly reduce my editing time by finding and correcting errors. Grammarly's proofreading and fact-checking ...