Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for April 19, 2006
A psychological look at the man who probably wouldn't appreciate it.
The baby's human, but no word yet on the parents.
From immigration to MySpace, through art censorship and beyond.
They're coming! Protect your family from the swarms before it's too late!
Just blathering about pedophile priests, Barry Bonds, OJ Simpson, Drudge and Page Six...
Listen to an interview with musician and author Debra DeSalvo on her new book of blues lingo ranging from "alcorub" to "zuzu."
What are some gender-neutral terms of endearment that help redefine and reshape family life?
The same techniques for building a business offline also work online.
A video compression system originally created for video conferencing could completely alter the Internet television and movie download market.
Book cataloging has never been this much ... fun?
The Everyman hero is only sympathetic when he falls into a hole, not when he digs the hole himself.
This Orson Welles film is a triumph of style over substance.
Can it be possible to both love and hate the same film? Honestly, I don't yet know.
The movie is clever, probably too clever for its own good.
Patton on the ground, Maverick, Goose and Iceman will approach by air and we’ll let Private Ryan handle the beach invasion.
Celebrity babies, fast vehicles, and politics as...unusual.
NBC offers three-minute video news at the pump.
A hilariously devious romp through the world of spin, Thank You for Smoking is an absolute guilty pleasure like no other.
To say that Tsotsi is an emotional film would be a gross understatement.
Slither plays to a very small niche of movie fans.
WCBS-TV, darn you! My early morning routine has gone awry with newscast changes.
It should an interesting week for voting with one bad performance.
SOAPnet has announced it will replay the 33rd annual Daytime Emmys awards on April 29 at 9 a.m.EST.
PBS is considering joining the Internet television market. Their new CEO is pushing for some manner of download or streaming.
The nerve-wracking thrills continue to stack up and the body count spirals out of control.
"Don't worry, it's treatable. Being a bitch, though, there's nothing we can do about that."
Greatest quote ever: "I butchered it."
The image was properly exposed, in focus, and, failing that, the audio was intelligible. Otherwise: bland awfulness.
Derailed (Insert Joke Here): Twists and turns its way into utter oblivion.
The film finds its charm in broad slapstick, stunts, and contrived situations. Oh, and butt-kicking singing nuns.
She is a beautiful, punk rock princess no doubt, but she is also a really cool person.
Whipped Cream and Other Delights gets the remix treatment. So, how does it stack up to the original album?
The Von Bondies, Jack White and Coca-Cola, and Google round out today's music and tech news update.
Tool return, fans still burning down message boards - grab a coffee for this one.
New album releases for the week of 4-18-2006.
This album is remarkably free of cynicism, jism and nihilism.
This should make up for the time I walked out on the band.
Tool fans go insane, burn down message boards.
This two-disc set goes back to the early days when they were fresh and raw.
They have their moments, yet as a whole there is not much that stands out about this band.
Blues Award Nominee offers up his heart and soul; it's an offer you can't refuse.
How to save, spend, and invest your money wisely, from a publication that should know.
A memoir by the daughter of a Vietnam veteran gives a different perspective on the concept of bringing the war into American living rooms.
Any lover of poetry will regret not owning this treasure.
Larson Jennings’ unexplained departure begins Tamera Alexander’s debut novel. The story is fast-paced, with a Hardy-esque feel.
Two classic albums by the Pixies and the Beastie Boys go under analysis in new books in the 33 1/3 music criticism book series.
A peace activist married to a soldier in Iraq, Stacy Bannerman offers a look at America in conflict over war and peace.
Most of the characters by the end realize that despite their clever clothes and smart smirks, they're really just fiercely disillusioned slackers at heart.
Nvidia’s new line of mobile graphics processors promise to deliver extreme high definition gaming on laptops.
Isn't it wonderful how all of these ruins fell just right so Lara can always reach where she needs to go?
The news is so overwhelming that you can only ask, "What in the hell are we doing?"
There’s paralysis in Western Europe. France, Germany, and Italy's economies are stalled and politicians seem helpless.
The day journalists are beholden to the "wishes of the president" is the day we no longer have a free press.
Ann Coulter's understudy has no moral core or moral code.
Playoff picks for the first round. See if you can do better!
The sports world is full of great stuff to talk about, and I’m just full of it. And you know it.
Sandwasher was back at the beautiful GABP. When the Sandwasher shows up, the Redlegs are almost guaranteed a victory.
Is this cause for alarm?
This evening we ate at a restaurant that has been serving New England clam chowder at the presidential inaugurations since 1981.
BC Writer of the Day