July 22, 2004 Archive

Video

• Tears are not enough

  The Corporation proves decisively that the documentary form is the most vibrant and vital it's been worldwide in quite some time.

  in Video — by Rick Powell — on Jul 22, 2004

• Denis Leary Rescues Teevee

  in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Jul 22, 2004

• "This Land"

  An Animated Political Skit

  in Video — by RJ Elliott — on Jul 22, 2004

• Richard Linklater's Before Sunset: Walking and Chewing 2

  Walking and talking: is it better to hear what movie lovers are saying or not?

  in Video — by Alan Dale — on Jul 22, 2004

• David Lynch's Mulholland Drive

  In fact, the best way to describe how I felt after watching that movie was confused, embarrassed and befuddled. Sort of like I was forced to watch some perv expose himself in public. ICK!

  in Video — by Dawn Olsen — on Jul 22, 2004

• CSI: George Eads Wants His Job Back

  in Video — by Niraj — on Jul 22, 2004

• The 4400

  Finally catching up with USA's summer abductee mini-series. . .

  in Video — by Bill Sherman — on Jul 22, 2004

• World's Finest: Can Sandy Collora do it again?

  in Video — by Screen Rant — on Jul 22, 2004

• Yippee-ki-yay yay yay yay

  Rumors being what they are in the motion picture biz, take what I am about to relate with a five pound grain of salt. Feel free to wash it down with some industrial strength Perrier.

  in Video — by Kevin McCallum — on Jul 22, 2004

Music

• Teddy Pendergrass is worthy of fantasy

  In a recent interview in Blender magazine, Jackson describes certain prurient aspects of her early adolescence.

  in Music — by Mac Diva — on Jul 22, 2004

• The Duke Listens To Charles Manson Singing A Couple Songs

  A brief analysis of three key works by Mr Manson, as in the one with the cult, and not the one with the freaky Bowie-eye.

  in Music — by Duke De Mondo — on Jul 22, 2004

• Lovedrug - Pretend You're Alive

  in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Jul 22, 2004

• The Duke Listens To "Music To Start A Cult To" By Gram Rabbit

  Psychadelic tomfoolery resurecting the ghosts of The B-52's and Ennio Morricone. But is it, per chance, any of the good?

  in Music — by Duke De Mondo — on Jul 22, 2004

• Leading Film Composer Jerry Goldsmith Dies

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Jul 22, 2004

• No Libertines sans Doherty

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jul 22, 2004

• Duran (X2) to release another singles set

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Jul 22, 2004

• GET ME A LEAD SINGER

  in Music — by Marty Thau — on Jul 22, 2004

• The Sky is Falling

  in Music — by Lono — on Jul 22, 2004

Culture

• World's Best Sunburn Treatment - And You Don't Even Need a Doctor

  There is a widely available and highly effective treatment for sunburn...

  Opinion in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jul 22, 2004

• Nate Lippens joins the club

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 22, 2004

• Harvey S. Shipley Miller & Andre Schlechtriem Need to be Added to Your Mailing List

  Zeke's Gallery is underwhelmed by some private arts funding...

  Opinion in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 22, 2004

• "Take three words out of every sentence"

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jul 22, 2004

• Alexandra Gill on Lowbrow on the High Seas

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 22, 2004

• Jérôme Delgado on FRAG

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 22, 2004

• Kucinich Finally Endorses Kerry - The Terms

  in Culture — by Tim Russo — on Jul 22, 2004

• Dubya's Destroyed Documents

  in Culture — by Thad Anderson — on Jul 22, 2004

• Some Attention Needed

  in Culture — by Alexandre Affonso — on Jul 22, 2004

• Hurricane Elvis

  One year ago today -- Tuesday, July 22, 2003 -- a sudden storm with 100 mile an hour winds struck Memphis, Tennessee. In less than thirty minutes, a major metropolis was wrecked, swept from the map.

  in Culture — by Michael Roy Hollihan — on Jul 22, 2004

• A New Writing Era

  A political move...no, not THAT kind.

  in Culture — by Mark Saleski — on Jul 22, 2004

• Various Ramblings

  TV right now sucks. I can’t put my finger on it. I can’t tell if with the increase of cable television stations has it saturated the market and watered down the talent pool or if the writers have run out of ideas.

  in Culture — by James Gore — on Jul 22, 2004

Books

• Black Dan'l--The first Superhero?

  in Books — by David Fiore — on Jul 22, 2004

Sci/Tech

• INDUCE Act: I Am Induced to Vomit

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Jul 22, 2004

• GoLive CS vs. Dreamweaver MX 2004

  GoLive CS and Dreamweaver MX 2004 are both very capable web dev tools. But which one will make your (early) morning coffee?

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Jul 22, 2004