Sophie Brown

Jan 6, 2025 | geekmom.com | Ruth Suehle |Sophie Brown

I’ve been meaning to go on a personal field trip to a Pizza Hut Classic ever since I saw this blog post about them two years ago. In a world where nostalgia and immersive experiences rule pop culture, a combination of the two with a side of breadsticks sounded like a slam dunk of a good time–even if it wouldn’t involve presenting a purple Book-It button with its stars filled with stickers in exchange for a personal pan pizza.

Nov 23, 2024 | geekmom.com | Lisa Tate |Dakster Sullivan |Sophie Brown

Some K-Pop groups have adopted a sort of lore to go with the release of an album, video series, or songs, such as Enhypen’s vampire schoolboys or BTS’s gritty alter egos in “RUN.”ATEEZ has taken this to a new level, and their Fritz Lang-style dystopian multiverse has already stretched over at least nine albums… and is still going. To very briefly explain their lore, it encompasses entering parallel worlds devoid of freedom of artistic expression and beauty (Strickland).

Nov 14, 2024 | geekmom.com | Melanie Meadors |Sarah Pinault |Sophie Brown |Corrina Lawson

Dragons love two things: Sleeping on huge piles of treasure, and eating delicious treats… Especially cupcakes! Frosted… Chocolate… Cupcakes…I love a fun game that I can play with my family, and I love it all the more if there is cute artwork. Cupcake Dragon is exactly that sort of game, where players compete to see who can entice a dragon to come live in and protect their village.

Oct 27, 2024 | geekmom.com | Lisa Tate |Sophie Brown

Pinkoween? Really? I know, I had the same reaction, because when I think of the pink craze on Halloween, I agree with Morticia Addams:When the color is on its own, I have never been a big pink person. I don’t have any beef with the color nor anything is represents. It just usually isn’t my thing. So, this year, when one of the big Halloween décor trends was “Pinkoween.”I couldn’t help but cringe a little. Pink is not a Halloween color in my world.

Oct 27, 2024 | geekmom.com | Sarah Pinault |Karen Walsh |Sophie Brown

I lived in England until I was 22, when I married an American despite all warnings about portion size and heavy winters. My entire childhood was spent in the town of Walsall in the heart of the West Midlands. For many years my school was a few hundred yards away from my house, though in later years it was two towns and two city buses away. Within a mile of my house, I could walk to two fish and chip shops, a library, one Indian restaurant, and one Sikh temple.