September 17, 2004 Archive

Culture

• What is a "print" - Don't be fooled!

  So you think that the poster on your wall is a "print" - read it and weep!

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

• Please! No Latino Museum!

  The idea of having a "Latino Museum" is a bad one and here is why...

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

• Darfur

  Is there assistance in the works or more bureaucratic foot-dragging?

  in Culture — by Jordan Mendenhall — on Sep 17, 2004

• Thugs For Kerry

  What do Kerry supporters do for enjoyment? Apparently, they enjoy harassing three-year-olds.

  in Culture — by David Flanagan — on Sep 17, 2004

• Bose liberates the iPod

  For those of us who prefer being as wireless, and as flexible, as possible, Bose's product may be just what we've been waiting for.

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Sep 17, 2004

• Obama not black enough for Keyes

  Since his arrival, Keyes has behaved just as foolishly as I expected. Now, he is accusing the soon to be senator of not being black enough.

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Sep 17, 2004

• Your Government at Work: Religion and Time-Usage Reports

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 17, 2004

• Rembrandt's Wandering Eye

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

• Tracking the Trackers, how AOL compares to the real world

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 17, 2004

• Hands off Great Lakes

  As an environmentalist with more than 30 years of activism under my belt, I am generally not vulnerable to complacency. But if there is any area of environmental concern I tend to feel is well in hand it is the Great Lakes.

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 17, 2004

• Carcasses [Paintings] as Art

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

• Figurative Sculpture vs Abstract Sculpture

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

• Are we running out of graffiti artists?

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 17, 2004

Books

• The Da Vinci Code Banned

  in Books — by Danny Rosenbaum — on Sep 17, 2004

• Checkpoint - by Nicholson Baker

  in Books — by MattP — on Sep 17, 2004

• Emergency Sex and Other Desperate Measures

  in Books — by Jordan Mendenhall — on Sep 17, 2004

• Book Review: We the Media

  in Books — by FrankwMyers — on Sep 17, 2004

• Judging Thomas

  Ken Foskett's biography of Clarence Thomas focuses on understanding the boy inside the man. [Book review]

  in Books — by W.E. Wallo — on Sep 17, 2004

• Stalking the Divine - by Kristen Ohlson

  Not all spiritual autobiographies are created equal. Nun-watchers will still love this one.

  in Books — by Kathy Shaidle — on Sep 17, 2004

• Sandstorm

  James Rollins' latest thriller is a mismash of James Bond, Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, and "something" dangerous in the desert. [Review]

  in Books — by W.E. Wallo — on Sep 17, 2004

• Looking at War

  in Books — by Tom Donelson — on Sep 17, 2004

Video

• Movie Review: Resident Evil Apocalypse

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 17, 2004

• Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

  in Video — by Dave Hill — on Sep 17, 2004

• Smallville: More nudity this season

  in Video — by Screen Rant — on Sep 17, 2004

• Under the Cherry Moon

  Don't miss Prince's Nice adventure for a fun evening at home - seriously!

  in Video — by Bill Lamb — on Sep 17, 2004

• Survivor Vanuatu premiere

  in Video — by Screen Rant — on Sep 17, 2004

• The Fog of War - Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara

  in Video — by MattP — on Sep 17, 2004

Music

• Rick James: Depends On Your Definition of "Natural Causes"

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 17, 2004

• This Is Exploding!

  in Music — by MuzikMan — on Sep 17, 2004

• The Duke Adores "American Idiot" By Green Day

  Staggering. Thats all, man. The damn thing is a masterpiece.

  in Music — by Duke De Mondo — on Sep 17, 2004

• Bisbee Live in NYC Tonight!

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 17, 2004

• Green Day - from apolitical punk band to American Idiots

  It was inevitable that, to get back in the good graces of the rock industry, Green Day would join the Bush-bashing.

  in Music — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 17, 2004

• S.O.S. Band Greatest Hits

  The top hits of the band are very good indeed and remain as some of the strongest R&B-based Dance recordings of the 80's.

  in Music — by Bill Lamb — on Sep 17, 2004

• The Friday Morning Listen

  The Panic Is On Little Cat Feet

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 17, 2004

• Fear Before the March of Flames Contest Winner

  in Music — by Craig Lyndall — on Sep 17, 2004

• The Strokes bin live album

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 17, 2004

• Ted Leo/Pharmacists Live Review

  This, my friends, is what music is about. Well one of the things it's about anyway. Well. Let's just say it was a damn fine concert.

  in Music — by Damon Muma — on Sep 17, 2004

Politics

• Who forgot to tell the State Department about the Grand Illusion?

  in Politics — by Big Time Patriot — on Sep 17, 2004

• Green Day - from apolitical punk band to American Idiots

  It was inevitable that, to get back in the good graces of the rock industry, Green Day would join the Bush-bashing.

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 17, 2004

• Bush Wants to Cut FAA Funding Significantly

  in Politics — by Justin Delabar — on Sep 17, 2004