June 9, 2005 Archive

Books

• Film Noir on Paper: Ross Macdonald Mysteries

  In the 1950's classic crime novel there aren't serial killers. There is a tough detective, cops, dames, and mystery.

  Review in Books — by Howard Dratch — on Jun 09, 2005

• Ultramarathon Man

  Review in Books — by Richard J. Radcliffe — on Jun 09, 2005

• Losing Hazel

  Remembering my dead mama..

  Review in Books — by NancyGail — on Jun 09, 2005

• Jonathan Rabb's Rosa

  Love, death, darkness, and betrayal keep the pages turning.

  Review in Books — by Cara de Pescado — on Jun 09, 2005

• The Unending Mystery

  A Journey through Labyrinths and Mazes. Eons ago, labyrinths were etched by human tools on Scottish mountainsides, aboriginal caves, and Arizona rocks.

  Review in Books — by Nick Smith — on Jun 09, 2005

• Missing by Michelle Herman

  A poignant book that touches on complex issues like self-deceit, the slipperiness of memory, and the fragile nature of relationships.

  Review in Books — by Kevin Holtsberry — on Jun 09, 2005

• The Haunted Encounters Series

  There are ghost stories in my family. After my mother’s Aunt Bessie died, my mother got a phone message from the receptionist.

  Review in Books — by Justene Adamec — on Jun 09, 2005

Sci/Tech

• Lactivists Take Their Bulging Tits to the Streets

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Adam Ash — on Jun 09, 2005

• Microsoft brings tabbed browsing to IE 6

  News in Sci/Tech — by Aaman Lamba — on Jun 09, 2005

Politics

• Dean's 'Race' to the Bottom

  For Howard Dean, politics is black and white. And the Republicans are just plain white.

  Opinion in Politics — by Pete Blackwell — on Jun 09, 2005

• A Nation of Assimilated Immigrants

  Opinion in Politics — by Thomas M. Sipos — on Jun 09, 2005

• Pardon? Bush picks his 'magnificent seven' for the presidential mercy

  News in Politics — by Temple Stark — on Jun 09, 2005

• Nixon phone call with Deep Throat (mp3)

  This BitTorrent file contains three mp3's of conversations from the Nixon Tapes involving former FBI official Mark Felt, who was recently unmasked as "Deep Throat."

  News in Politics — by Thad Anderson — on Jun 09, 2005

Culture

• NASA'S Shuttle Discovery - Ready To Roll

  With an upgraded external fuel tank that includes heaters to prevent ice from forming...

  News in Culture — by Bennett Dawson — on Jun 09, 2005

• How to make money in real estate

  Satire in Culture — by Miriam — on Jun 09, 2005

• Top 5 On-Screen Beauties

  Opinion in Culture — by Tan The Man — on Jun 09, 2005

• Evolutionary New Blogging Technique!

  Opinion in Culture — by Zudfunck — on Jun 09, 2005

• NBA Finals Game I, San Antonio Spurs vs Detroit Pistons

  Everybody thinks slow. I think the squads will be surprisingly uptempo. Of course, I'm talking about the cheerleading teams. Ba-da-boom.

  Opinion in Culture — by Temple Stark — on Jun 09, 2005

• Another American Girl Missing with Aruba Connection

  News in Culture — by Danny Carlton — on Jun 09, 2005

• Hugh Hewitt Writes a Little Poem

  Opinion in Culture — by Bird of Paradise — on Jun 09, 2005

Video

• Anne Bancroft: More Than Mrs. Robinson

  Opinion in Video — by Gregg Guetschow — on Jun 09, 2005

• The Trailer Park: Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor)

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Jun 09, 2005

• Viggo Mortensen: Artist For All Seasons

  His work as an actor goes far beyond the normal level of effort exerted by a conventional leading man which results in his performances being elevated into works of art as unique as his poems and pictures

  Opinion in Video — by Richard Marcus — on Jun 09, 2005

• Mission: Impossible 3 Confirmed: Cruise and Paramount Cozy

  News in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Jun 09, 2005

• Kings and Queens - Time is over

  Kings and Queens is the latest, timeless cinematic gem from France...

  Review in Video — by Antonio Pasolini — on Jun 09, 2005

• DVD Review: Inside Deep Throat

  Porn Chic. Ultimately, Inside Deep Throat deals with the question of why sex is less acceptable than violence...

  Review in Video — by Antonio Pasolini — on Jun 09, 2005

• January 2005 Movie Recap.

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Jun 09, 2005

• Dancing With the Stars - Week 2

  Review in Video — by Regina Avalos — on Jun 09, 2005

Music

• Memphis Bleek "534" CD Review

  Final Verdict---Memphis Bleek- “534” =Tight!! Cop that!

  Review in Music — by Laron Cue — on Jun 09, 2005

• How To Tell A Great Song?

  Review in Music — by John Schroeder — on Jun 09, 2005

• CD REVIEW - Angel: Live Fast, Die Never

  Review in Music — by Jon Sobel — on Jun 09, 2005

• Liberty Records Founder Si Waronker Dies

  News in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Jun 09, 2005

• Satoshie Tomiie

  Review in Music — by Berkeley Joe — on Jun 09, 2005

• The Absolute Worst Album Cover Art... Ever..

  Review in Music — by Robert Burke — on Jun 09, 2005

• NPR to Officially Distribute World Cafe and The Daily Music and Tech News

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Jun 09, 2005

• What Is Music?

  What, a sensible person might ask, does this open door policy do for me?

  Opinion in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Jun 09, 2005

• CD Review: Stand Alone Complex O.S.T.+ by Yoko Kanno

  Yoko Kanno is one of the preeminent composers in the world of anime. She has composed music for several popular anime works.

  Review in Music — by Sterfish — on Jun 09, 2005

• Soothe Me, I'm Savage (Part IV)

  The final installment of a four-day journey through the meaning of music.

  Interview in Music — by mpho — on Jun 09, 2005

• Previously Unknown Bach Aria Found and The Daily Music and Tech News

  News in Music — by Katharine Donelson — on Jun 09, 2005

• Van Morrison's Magic Time

  Like fine wine, Van Morrison only gets better with age.

  Review in Music — by Cara de Pescado — on Jun 09, 2005

Review

• Loudon Wainwright III - Here Come The Choppers

  In which The Duke offers an incisive critique of Martha's dad's latest work.

  Review in Review — by Duke De Mondo — on Jun 09, 2005