September 22, 2004 Archive

Video

• Movie Review - Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

  It's refreshing to see a beautiful, self-assured movie that's content to do more talking--about Milton for godsake--than shooting.

  in Video — by Luke Baumgarten — on Sep 22, 2004

• Classics Of Cinema - Battlefield Earth

  A Saga Of The Year 3000, don't you know?

  in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Sep 22, 2004

• CSI: NYC Blue

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

• Star Wars DVD Bonus Features Review

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 22, 2004

• Star Wars: Return of the Jedi DVD Review

  Opinion in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 22, 2004

• Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back DVD Review

  Opinion in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 22, 2004

• Star Wars: A New Hope DVD Review

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 22, 2004

• Everybody Loves Raymond -- Season 10 Premieres

  in Video — by Justene Adamec — on Sep 22, 2004

• Movie Review: Wimbledon

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 22, 2004

• Beyond Russ Meyer

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

• Death of A Major Breast Man

  Skinflick meister Russ Meyers passes on. . .

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

Books

• The Bone Weaver

  Zackheim writes - very well, I might addd - in a way about grief that reflects it directly, being a confused and unfocused, unforgiving state of mind.

  in Books — by Jerry Ritcey — on Sep 22, 2004

• Up Periscope Yellow - making the Yellow Submarine

  in Books — by Lono — on Sep 22, 2004

• How to Talk to Anyone

  in Books — by Dirk — on Sep 22, 2004

• Al Ries, Jack Trout: "Marketing Warfare"

  in Books — by Bjoern — on Sep 22, 2004

Politics

• With Props to Juan Cole, What if America?...

  in Politics — by DuctapeFatwa — on Sep 22, 2004

• Bruce: Music, Politics and Taking a Stand

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 22, 2004

• Rathergate, The Real Story

  It appears that blogs have finally elevated from a cyber-niche of lonely geeks to a powerful political tour de force:

  in Politics — by Blog Bloke — on Sep 22, 2004

• Red and Blue Conceals Too Much

  Looking at the electoral map from a campaign manager's perspective reveals that the United States isn't as divided as red and blue states suggest.

  in Politics — by Justin Delabar — on Sep 22, 2004

• Up Yours, Jacques

  Jacques Chirac is calling for an international tax to help fight international poverty. And guess what he wants to tax? Arms sales, including gun purchases by individuals. Fighting poverty? Good idea. Taxing a gun purchase I make to do it? Piss off.

  in Politics — by Evilwhiteguy — on Sep 22, 2004

• What Would Bush Do, If He Was Truly Evil?

  Some Ideas...

  in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on Sep 22, 2004

• I Don't Get It

  What is it with dressing up like Batman and climbing to high places in the UK these days?

  in Politics — by Evilwhiteguy — on Sep 22, 2004

Culture

• Washington Post's censorhip of comic strip - not first time!

  Will the lamestream media jump on the Post's censorship of the Boondock comic strip this week?

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 22, 2004

• The Priesthood of all Bloggers

  in Culture — by Steve Huff — on Sep 22, 2004

• Performance reinvented

  in Culture — by Auke Veenstra — on Sep 22, 2004

• Tyler Hamilton Suspended from Phonak / Ode to bicycles

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 22, 2004

• Advice This: Pru Vs Pete

  in Culture — by Pete Petrisko — on Sep 22, 2004

• One more reason flying can make you sick

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Sep 22, 2004

• Washington Post Censors Comic Strip

  The Post has decided not to run this week's set of the Boondocks comic strip due to its perceived offensive content.

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 22, 2004

Music

• The Toli Music Awards 2004

  The September 30 deadline for Grammy nominations is fast approaching and it's time to review the music class of 2004.

  in Music — by Koranteng — on Sep 22, 2004

• The Duke Listens To "Greatest Hits" By Goldie Lookin' Chain

  Comedy Hip-Hop from the Welsh valleys. Really rather funny on occasion.

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

• Cat Stevens is not the enemy

  in Music — by Lono — on Sep 22, 2004

• The Duke Listens To "This I Gotta See" By Andy Griggs

  The Duke gets attacked by a ballad, and ends up loving the whole damn thing.

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

• FELA "ANIKULAPO" KUTI : HIS MUSIC STRONGER THAN ANY WEAPON

  "I am the only voice of protest for the ordinary masses of the world"- Fela Kuti

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 22, 2004

• Pitbull - M.I.A.M.I.

  in Music — by Berkeley Joe — on Sep 22, 2004

• Cat On a Hot Tin Plane

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

• Q. "How much of a 99-cent iTunes download do I get to keep?" - Recording artist

  in Music — by bookofjoe — on Sep 22, 2004

• CD Review: Keb' Mo', Peace... Back By Popular Demand

  Keb' Mo's style enables him to find a place in today's pop(ular) consciousness, and that's a tough thing to do without compromising artistic integrity. More power to artists like Keb'Mo' who can do it.

  in Music — by Jon Sobel — on Sep 22, 2004

• Megadeth Proves You Can Still Rock In America!

  in Music — by Matt Wardlaw — on Sep 22, 2004

• G.o.D.ly stasis

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

• t.A.T.u. Not Lesbians!

  Russian pop-ettes t.A.T.u. shockingly disclose that they are not lesbians...

  Opinion in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 22, 2004

• Martin's balding...

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

• The Sadies - Favourite Colours

  in Music — by Damon Muma — on Sep 22, 2004

• ED HARCOURT - Strangers

  in Music — by Salvatore Zara Torsi — on Sep 22, 2004

• SFOR Crime have split up - new band: The Promise

  German gothic/electro band SFOR Crime split up...

  in Music — by Bjoern — on Sep 22, 2004

• MIRIAM MAKEBA: Legend of the younger generation in South Africa.

  "I am not a politician, I do not sing politics, I merely sing the truth"-Miriam Makeba

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 22, 2004

• FeldFunker's Electroclash Weekly

  FeldFunkers weekly electroclash and eurotrash column. This week: Felix Da Housecat, Miss Kittin, and Legowelt.

  in Music — by Bjoern — on Sep 22, 2004

• TSHALA MUANA- from musical platform to house of parliament.

  Her concern for the well-being of women led her from stage to parliament

  in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 22, 2004

Sci/Tech

• CD Tracker

  Keep track of your CDs online - free

  in Sci/Tech — by Tom Johnson — on Sep 22, 2004

• Not just a physicist

  in Sci/Tech — by Casper — on Sep 22, 2004

• Hacking into the hacker mind

  Where is your network vulnerable to attack? A new book by Syngress helps network admins unmask hackers

  in Sci/Tech — by Ryan Eanes — on Sep 22, 2004