Comicism

At exactly 7:00 PM, the silence outside Mercy Children’s Hospital shattered. Sixty-three Harley-Davidsons rolled into the parking lot like thunder clouds on wheels. Engines snarled and growled in perfect harmony before falling silent—all at once—as if choreographed by something greater than man. 63 Bikers Surrounded My Dying Daughter’s Hospital Window Inside Room 407, my daughter…

Mocked for Wearing Ballet Shoes: Before he became a household name in action cinema, Jean-Claude Van Damme was a boy few would have predicted would one day dominate the big screen. Born in Brussels, Belgium, in 1960, the young Jean-Claude was small, shy, often sick, and wore thick glasses that magnified his gentle eyes. Far…

Barbara Eden Star: The Timeless Star Who Turned Dreams into Reality Barbara Eden, the iconic American actress and singer, was born on August 23, 1931. Best known for her unforgettable role as the mischievous yet lovable Jeannie in the classic 1960s sitcom I Dream of Jeannie, Eden has remained a cherished figure in Hollywood for…

A Kernel of History: The Story of Corn on the Cob Holders Corn on the cob—just the phrase itself conjures images of warm summer evenings, backyard barbecues, and buttery fingers. It’s one of those universally loved foods that manages to be both rustic and indulgent. But as anyone who’s ever attempted to eat hot, juicy…

A Small Sign with a Big Message: How One Ohio KFC Honored Local Law Enforcement—and Sparked a Nationwide Conversation In recent years, the role of law enforcement officers in America has come under a microscope. Headlines often focus on controversy, division, and distrust, painting a picture that sometimes leaves little room for the full truth—that…

Every Morning, She Fed Him Pancakes Without Asking Questions: Every morning, 29-year-old Jenny Millers tied on her faded blue apron and welcomed customers at Rosie’s Diner with a warm smile. Orphaned young and living alone above the pharmacy, the diner was all she had — a quiet, steady life. Then one October morning, a boy…

My MIL Said My Daughter Wasn’t Family: My mother-in-law never accepted my daughter from my first marriage. She called her a burden—insisted she wasn’t real family. One day, we had no choice but to leave my daughter in her care. None of us could have predicted what would happen next. For the longest time, I…

What That Dent in Your Milk Jug:I’m going to own up to it — I have stared at that little mystery dent on the side of a milk jug more times than I can count. You know the one. Perfectly round, a little sunken in, sitting there like it knows a secret. And apparently, it…

Little Brother: Everyone in our village knows we start young. By six, you’re walking fences. By eight, you’re helping shear. And by ten, you’re expected to move the flock without tipping half of it into a ditch. My Little Brother Took the Sheep Out So when my little brother Nico begged to take the sheep…

James Voight Speaks Out:: In an age where public discourse is more polarized than ever, actor and outspoken conservative James Voight has once again taken center stage—not for a new film, but for a powerful cultural statement. With decades of experience in Hollywood and a reputation for speaking his mind, Voight delivered remarks that have…