South Park's jab at Comedy Central and its inconsistent stance on censorship has hit the iTunes Music Store.
The Master of Suspense's exquisite corpse.
Video clips for April 21, 2006
Do you really need more information than what's in the title?
We all love cheesy teen movies, but this one is horrendous.
Plus, Neil Young: Heart of Gold and Shakespeare Behind Bars.
Absence of Malice was made for anyone who was ever deliberately harmed by a journalist, or knows someone who was.
How hard is it to transfer a 15-minute feature from the DVD to a UMD?
Yet another slasher film, but Linda Blair and Peter Barton lend depth and sympathy to their characters despite some hokey dialogue.
Box: Hockey Fights! Actual movie: Documentary drama. Welcome to false advertising 101.
Episode two suffered its largest ratings drop in the series’ history. Episode three sought to prove that the blip was not a downward trend.
Here is a film simultaneously fascinating and tedious, that starts your mind working even as it bores you to tears.
That's "Dreamz" with a Zzzzzzzzzzz.....
Operation Mindcrime II and a new digital music service are featured this week.
Explore modern music with a decidedly cabaret feel.
Is imitation really the sincerest form of flattery? Whether homage or happy accident, these records comprise tributes to another artist or major influence.
The Bush administration proposes warning labels, Opera 9, and The Smashing Pumpkins in today's music and tech news update.
The quality of the main feature was pretty decent considering the age and the source of the material.
More hooks per square foot than a velcro dance floor.
Served up HOT & Smothered in Reverb!
This CD is good for the diehards, and for a fan of a song or two who wants to hear more.
"It is Billie Holiday who was, and still remains, the greatest single musical influence." Frank Sinatra.
This week we take a look at new research on lactic acid’s role in metabolism and exercise.
Been there, done that: The real-life story of Blogcritics.org mixing it up with the Digg.com community.
Baigent weaves his reasonable speculation on a loom of the provable. The result is a colorful tapestry...
Originally published before The Da Vinci Code, this newly translated work is the latest member of the religious-thriller genre.
VW Crash Ads: Is this sensationalism or sensible?
Death only wins if your song is never heard and goes to the grave with you.
Is this a whole new business strategy for XM Satellite Radio?
Which does more to improve our environment, carrying a sign or planting a tree?
Let's gaze into a crystal ball to find the ghost of pop culture future.
Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for April 21, 2006
On the cusp of next month’s E3, Sony has dropped the price of the PS2 from $149.99 to $129.99.
One of the manufacturers of the Xbox 360 will begin producing over 1 million consoles a month by year-end.
An entertaining vertical-scrolling shooter brings back fond memories of yesteryear.
If Israel does not change its security policy from the foundations up, it is liable to lose the next war.
Is asking corporations to limit allowable speech undermining the Bill of Rights?
"The expense of Louisiana"? Like the DNC is going to charge for the cleanup effort?
Nextel "Buschwhackers" are sucking up all the money and points that regular Busch wheelers would love to acquire.
The 2006 NBA playoffs are here and this one looks good.
This is the history of my obesity.
My run-in with the Food Network star. Bring on the Raspberry Tiramisu.
BC Writer of the Day