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Blair Tellers
Blair Tellers is a freelance writer and a former Inlander intern.
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The Heroes and Villains of College
The allies you'll need and the enemies that can end your college adventures with a splatter.
August 24, 2010
Spooked in Spokane
October 29, 2008
Get Your Greek On
Vagelie Karatzas is back in the kitchen. Plus, scones by the lake.
October 13, 2010
Recent Stories
- Culture & Food, Arts & Culture Oct 23, 2012
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Hollowed Out
Exploring the roots of our pumpkin-carving obsession
Carving pumpkins is sort of like eating pancakes: all exciting at first, and then you get sick of it halfway through.
- Music & Film, Film Feb 15, 2012
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The River
River creator Oren Peli compares his horror formula to getting a cavity filled.
With weekly story arcs based on cultural mysticism, cryptic folklore and jungle hocus-pocus, each episode wants to be a mini-frightfest lurking in the larger mystery: Where is Emmet? Why is the Amazon such a bitch to foreigners?.
- Music & Film, Film Jan 18, 2012
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Napoleon Dynamite
Fine, buy why now?
and Pedro: âeuro;œWhatâeuro;™s your favorite kind of hawk, and how many do you own?âeuro;� Napoleon (John Heder) and his non-existent upper lip are back from the indie phenomenon that created a lexicon with words like âeuro;œliger,âeuro;� âeuro;œLaFawnduh, âeuro;œgosh,âeuro;� âeuro;œluckyyyyâeuro;� and...
- Music & Film, Film Jan 4, 2012
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Whitney
Like Dane Cook with lady parts
In her sitcom, Whitney, which she created and stars in, Whitney (Cummings) and Alex (Chris Dâeuro;™Elia) are an unmarried couple living in a big-city loft apartment straight out of an Anthropologie catalogue. They donâeuro;™t have jobs. Theyâeuro;™re always meeting friends for drinks.
- Music & Film, Film Dec 7, 2011
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I Hate My Teenage Daughter
The creative team behind this series should be sent to their rooms to think about what they've done.
We know teens are mercurial, âeuro;œlike Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,âeuro;� as my mom would say. The catty kerfuffles between Nikki and her entitled beeyotch of a 14-year-old daughter, MacKenzie (Aisha Dee), are crass and not the least bit funny or enlightening. Why settle for this hokey glop when weâeuro;™ve got Modern Family.
